Duchess of Sutherland departing Plymouth

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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2006

On 12th October 2002 LMS "Princess Coronation" Class 6233, Duchess of Sutherland, departs Plymouth station heading towards the Devon banks.

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  • I remember this. I was on it!

  • You Brits are cool.

    You do a lot more steam locomotive only trains than Americans do.

  • Did you know that the first bridge she passes under on leaving Plymouth is Sutherland Road?

  • Will you be coming to see 70013 Oliver Cromwell & 5029 Nunney Castle this sunday? (5th April 09)

  • Sound awesome, great panning

  • Yes, you're right of course. Great to have two of them now. I really dont think streamlining 'Duchess of Hamilton' is a good move but I guess there will be an eaqual number of people who would prefer it..

  • Thought that was Duchess of Hamilton?

  • Well shot!

    The most beautiful locomotives EVER. Shame they are giving her the 'streamlined' treatment!

  • nice video, however there is an error. This shot was actually taken in 2001. I know because the Coaching Stock was in blood and custard livery for 6233's first run over the Devon Banks (this one) and for her 2nd run over the Devon Banks the stock was repainted in Maroon livery.

    Apologies for being picky, but it doesn't deter from a nice shot.

  • Bring her up to where she should belong! The west! Not Great Western country!

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