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Hst castle class at Dawlish and other locations, may 2021

Channel: andybyrne50
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While the 800s had been taken of ,the good old Hst castles became my wife’s chariot to work. Starting with 43160/43162 Bristol to Penzance 0715 at Dawlish 027/056 again same service . Oakehamptoncastle on the 1035 Cardiff to Penzance. St mawes castle arriving at totnes on the Penzance to Cardiff .
Newton Abbott St mawes/ rougemont castle
Departing.
160/162 again on the Bristol/Penzance and my particular favourite Newport castle and Walton castle.
My wife makes a guest appearance,waving her off on her way to work at the pharmacy.
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This video features various Class 43 HST Castle diesel-electric trains operating on routes in southwest England. The footage includes services such as the Bristol to Penzance and Cardiff to Penzance routes, with mentions of Dawlish, Newton Abbot, Totnes, Penzance, and other locations. Trains identified include 43027, 43160, 43162, and 43188. The video also includes a personal account of one individual's experience using these trains for commuting purposes.

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  • Platform ID pnxBrwKp1G4
  • Views 193
  • Date published 17 May 2021 16:02
  • Date added 14 Aug 2026 16:59
  • Recorded 20 May 2021
  • Locomotives 4
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