Landscapes of Steam No 6<BR>The Cumbrian Hills and The Climb over Shap

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Landscapes of Steam No 6
The Cumbrian Hills and The Climb over Shap

Landscapes of Steam No 6<BR>The Cumbrian Hills and The Climb over Shap

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Tebay Station & Shed with views from a number of vantage points showing steam arriving and taking on bankers for the climb to Shap.

Through the Lune Gorge. ‘Britannias’, ‘Duchesses’, Black 5s, a Patriot and ‘Royal Scots’ on the spectacular section of line that included Dillicar Troughs.

Low Gill to Grayrigg. with passenger and freight as well as the ‘Little North Western’ to Sedburgh.

Greenholme with views from this famous vantage point with a variety of steam action and bankers.

Scout Green with action around the lonely level crossing and box.

Shap Wells with views from the just before the summit.

Shap including shunting the yard and bankers detaching and returning to Tebay.

By Banker to the Summit with a footplate journey from Tebay to Shap aboard to 2-6-4 tank.

North to Carlisle including ‘Duchesses’.

30 Years after the end of steam with a comparison of past & present.

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