DVD B&R 184: Along Southern Lines Part 7

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DVD B&R 184: Along Southern Lines Part 7DVD B&R 184: Along Southern Lines Part 7 19. 75 The Southern always seemed to be the happy friendly holiday line. Their public relations officer the great Sir John Elliots slogan was the sun always came soonest to the Southern. This volume begins at Waterloo Station where many happy parents weighed down with suitcases, and their excited children carrying their buckets and spades started their holidays. We see rebuilt Bulleid pacifics depart from

Cab Ride – Glasgow Queen Street to Crainlarich

Class 4 2-6-4T and Class 3 2-6-2 tank engines

On the branch line section with its 11am goods van daily water runs

Newton Abbott

The varied rolling stock on local

Opening Scene: Mallard at Greenfields on the climb to Diggle

The latter was favourite haunt of Harry Ashby and much time is spent here watching the all-steam activity

Appleby West

This was the route of the ‘Cathedrals Express’

West Highland Steam: A major feature on this year’s steam programme on the Mallaig route

One of only three of the ‘Schools’ class to survive into preservation

With extensive colliery sidings