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60 Mins. Narration. Beginning at Euston for a brief look at the Royal Scot train in the 1930s followed by a 1960s train from Crewe to Carlisle. Then across the border to Dunfries and a railtour with Jones Goods No. 103. Onwards through Lockerbie, Beattock bank to Carstairs with visits to branches around Lanark and Pontfeigh, West to Coalburn and Muirkirk. Northwards to East Kilbride and the Clyde coast to Greenock and Gourrock. Glasgow to Crianlarich and Fort William are featured and then its on to Mallaig with two Class 37 locomotives in 1963. The journey continues by returning to Carlisle on the Thames Clyde express. Locomotive sheds visited include Hurlford, Carstairs, Motherwell and Polmadie with motive power seen ranging from a 2P to a Duchess.
60 Mins. Narration. Beginning at Euston for a brief look at the Royal Scot train in the 1930s followed by a 1960s train from Crewe to Carlisle. Then across the border to Dunfries and a railtour with Jones Goods No. 103. Onwards through Lockerbie, Beattock bank to Carstairs with visits to branches around Lanark and Pontfeigh, West to Coalburn and Muirkirk. Northwards to East Kilbride and the Clyde coast to Greenock and Gourrock. Glasgow to Crianlarich and Fort William are featured and then its on to Mallaig with two Class 37 locomotives in 1963. The journey continues by returning to Carlisle on the Thames Clyde express. Locomotive sheds visited include Hurlford, Carstairs, Motherwell and Polmadie with motive power seen ranging from a 2P to a Duchess.
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