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Hey man, I just wanted to say your fanfic of Raimi Spider-Man & Black Cat is magnificent. I hope you do some more when the right time comes!

This line when it was built it was supposed to continue onto St Andrews.

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Traditions must be kept. Here in 2023, happy holidays

That Audio Clip was Taken ABBOTT AND COSTELLO' WHO DONE IT? 1942

That was part of my maintenance section from East Fife Central to the Lochty station

This is really interesting, I actually visited Lochty a few times with my Uncle as a young kid as he helped out there for a few years. This video Brought back some really good memories. Outstanding stuff Mr QTX.

Are you the guy who did Engineyard? I saw only one of your Episodes was still up, What happened?

Music?

It's great to have found this. As a 14 or 15 year old kid in about 1983 or 84 I was privileged to get a footplate ride on the Austerity at Lochty on my only visit to the site. Is the Austerity still around? The video doesn't mention where it went after Lochty was closed.

An excellent video Adam!! Well done, think you deserve a free coffee and muffin for the next running day For that 😉

Very good Adam! Looking forward to your next movie.

Thank goodness forepeople who take film, photographs and video otherwise scenes such as these would be lost forever...Great video.

The Bamy pug aka BAC No 1, was a bad steamer, doubtful she would have pulled the carriages up from Lochty, or was the steaming rectified, ask Westy about the bucket with the fan on the places on the chimney to help getting the pug in steam !

Genius of comedy is Tommy !

Really good, will always miss 6009

Thanks for video, I can recall the 3 Sundays we spent at Lochty scraping the chassis to remove all the grime build up. Looking back now was a pleasure to do so, who has the regulator from Blue Peter ... I know....

It was unloaded at Ladybank not Markinch

Thank you for this. Union of South Africa was the first ever A4 that I saw, when it was still in BR service, on 9th May 1964, gleaming on the return leg of the 'Pegler Pulman' from Edinburgh to Doncaster, taking over from Flying Scotsman, which had hauled the northbound leg. I saw it several times after that under BR, including the Jubilee Requiem Express on 24th October 1964, until its withdrawal and its salvation by John Cameron. I knew about the Lochty Private Railway when the time came, but I had neither the opportunity nor the means to visit it at the time. I 'bumped into' 60009 at various times during later years, including the times in the early 90s when I went to the Battle of Britain Day air displays at RAF Leuchars and No 9 would be in steam near the entrance as a visitor. In later years I've seen her more often, most recently on the main line in April 2019 and at that time I had hoped I would see her free and on a loose rein at least once more on the ECML in my steam-starved county of Northumberland, but because of various mechanical hiccups, that was not to be. Enjoy your retirement, No 9 and thank you many times over to John Cameron for the immeasurable pleasure you have brought to to countless people in the past 55 years of No 9's history.

A lovely video! I came here via the Facebook A4 group. I had the pleasure of going to the Great Autumn Gathering in York back in 2013 and rode behind 9 on the ELR this year.

This is awesome

Sir, what an artistic achievement a railway enthusiasts film that had me in tears at the end. Very,very well done and made. I am off to KFRPS when lockdown shite is over. Job well done,Sir.

Flip. Could this be the oldest videos about roller coasters on RUclips?

Is this you Westy ?

One day they will wish they'd put a double track bridge in (although it can be widened in future)as this line will be the premier UK preserved railway. Hopefully will also be double track all the way,end to end,but we'll have to make do with one half remaining single,for now.

I was there that day she was put onto a low loaader think I was the one wearing a parka jumping over the ramp. Westy will know

This looks a little similar to a small train I remember in one of the parks when I was a kid. Was either Dunfermline or Kirkcaldy. Would have been in the 90’s. Was green with the small round window holes. I have no idea if it’s still there...

I suppose it's not possible to reopen the line south from the Birstall sidings through Leicester to join the main line near King power stadium.

Nicely done, a learnt a few things there that I didn't know, I used to live in Kennoway and volunteered at Kirkland, often cycled along the old trackbed before I moved away.

Nice video

Very interesting. Thanks.

An excellent documentary, thank you very much for producing it!

The music is good what is it ??

Thank you for putting together this excellent, informative and enjoyable film about the LPR.

Sadly I never saw it in operation, I first went to Alton in 2009 and saw in ugland an empty construction site of where it was...

Nice music...............

I hope they do it!

Who else realises that this video was posted on the day before alton towers birthday

4:45 *Easy just request (ask politely) Rishi Sunak for the tiny ½ Million or less, this would need and we have a link completed from Leicester North to Ruddington and the fabulous Rushcliffe Country Park that has been my refuge and salvation for my wife and myself during this 2020 C19 Virus Lockdown. Have driven there (20 Miles) since allowed if spent more or equal time 'Exercising' and one day stands out when some old bidet watches us unpack our cold box and states "you can't do that" in a Monty Python voice - I am sure it would have achieved an BAFTA at Least, you couldn't make it up.*

*The Great Central could/could have be converted at a modest cost by HS2 Standards (2020+?) into a very good very high speed 175mph Electrified Line from London - Sheffield. The Last Main Line constructed (1899) and built to Continental Loading Gauge and designed for high speed running with 'Island Platforms'. Very few tunnels on the route and although further than the LMS (Midland) line served a number of expanding population centres. In hindsight it was a huge mistake to close it with Beeching Cuts, but one has to consider that at the time (1960's) is was seen as the future lay in Cars. It would cost many millions, but current 'estimates' of HS2 are exceeded £100 BILLION. My Ideas would be bypassing main cities and having high speed transit routes into them rather than passing through urban areas at speeds in excess of 175 mph and links to Oxford, Rugby, Leicester, Nottingham, (East Midland Airport) and Chesterfield. Don't worry GC a 'bypass' would leave you untouched.*

For the ones missing thunder loop For the ones that miss this ride it is located nowadays at hopi hari, a theme park located in Sao Paulo Brazil

An amazing film,I've seen the union of south africa on many occasions as a kid in the 80's and saw it last year at markinch. This is brilliant many thanks for sharing

Here for my annual festive vibe

BOI, it goes 57 mph in 2.8 secs not 70mph

Light show is never on anymore

I can remember the lochty railway,did they have an 06 or 03s?back in 89 90 I think,can you tell me I would appreciate the feedback cheers lan.

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The bridge over the Midland is in. Now just the embankments and other stuff....

Many thanks for sharing. Who in 1967 would have believed that 48 years after these events in humble Lochty, 60009 would proudly pull a train over a re-opened section of the Waverley route, with the Queen on board! We are greatly indebted to those who had the foresight to save this beautiful locomotive from the sad fate of so many engines that were mercilessly cut up.