Britannia, Taw Valley and the Flying Scotsman in and north of Cambridge, UK in October 1991 @paulravenscroft1704
Britannia, Taw Valley and the Flying Scotsman in and north of Cambridge, UK in October 1991 @paulravenscroft1704
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Over the weekend of 19/20th October 1991 a number of steam-hauled excursions from Cambridge to King's Lynn took place. The trains were headed by one of three pacific type locomotives, namely 70000 'Britannia', 34027 'Taw Valley' or 4472 'Flying Scotsman'.
In this short VHS video, 70000 and 34027 are seen being prepared in the early hours at Cambridge station before heading north to King's Lynn. 4472 is shown shunting empty stock at the station.
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Britannia, Taw Valley and the Flying Scotsman in and north of Cambridge, UK in October 1991

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