The Caledonian sleeper reverses into Fort William Station

[kenwyne67]

How long does it reverse for to get to f.william?

I presume it makes it easier for when the train empties and the loco and the stock can leave. But this is is quite interesting. Not something we see too often in uk rail, for the most part. I love the romance behind this service.

[bordercollies10]

OK, I just noticed Yownamymous' comment! Sorry about that mate

[bordercollies10]

True, but it's a Class 67 in the video. Still a diesel train though! :)

[chalmag]

i love trains

[arthurlikesmusic]

so do i ever sice i was 2 and now 8 years later i still like trains.

[bordercollies10]

I like them too! I've loved them for all my life! :) Nice to see that there is other consistent railway fans!

[Yownanymous]

Do you reckon you could use the class 66 on this train?

[steven37401]

maybe if the 67 had not been ordered for the uk.

[mysteriouskazakh]

And why on earth would anyone want this service further plasticified?

[Yownanymous]

I like the 66 and 67 FYI!

[mysteriouskazakh]

:) fair enough, nothing (well not much) against the 66's but if i wanna see a 66 i could go nearly anywhere in britain, and now north western europe, and expect to find one!

[Railspot]

Whats that noise the rear coach is making? Sounds like some sort of reversing warning? Maybe it's due to the doors being unlocked and the train moving?

[steven37401]

Its Acually a Walky talky, Theres a person inside the last coach of the sleeper coaches too tell the driver (He has a Walky talky aswell) of 67009 to stop at the right point at the platform ;).