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BEST Mainline Steam in the North 2022 - Volume 2

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Mainline Steam in the North 2022 Volume 2.

Covers most tours and some movements from mid to late 2022. All locations are on the West Coast Mainline between Wigan and Oxenholme or on the Blackburn line from Preston to Clitheroe.

Includes Sir Nigel Gresley 60007 4498, Royal Scot 46100, Britannia 70000 and many more! Many extended cuts and previously unseen footage to round off our coverage of 2022.

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This video features mainline steam operations in the North of England, primarily on the West Coast Mainline between Wigan and Oxenholme, and the Blackburn line from Preston to Clitheroe. It includes footage of various historic locomotives such as 47593 and D1935, along with mentions of Sir Nigel Gresley 60007 4498, Royal Scot 46100, and Britannia 70000. The content covers tours and movements from mid to late 2022, with extended cuts and previously unseen footage. Operators featured include British Railways, LNER, Northern, and West Coast Railways.

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  • Platform ID c9DtemHWuvI
  • Views 151
  • Date published 30 Dec 2022 15:00
  • Date added 21 Jun 2026 02:32
  • Locomotives 2
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