History Made As Steam Train Passes Through Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset, UK

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Uploaded by on May 4, 2009

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HISTORIC STEAM-HAULED PASSENGER TRAINS RUN BETWEEN LONDON AND SWANAGE - FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE JUNE 1967!

A 1940s-built Southern Railway Bulleid Pacific steam locomotive, named Tangmere after the West
Sussex Battle of Britain airfield, was used to pull the 12-coach Dorset Coast Express train on 4th May 2009

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  • ... Just in case of breakdown, I suppose. Or health and safety :-)

  • it looks like it still running smooth...^^

  • Indeed, thanks for your comment on the Hamworthy steam train event.

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  • Actually Saturday was the first one to swanage; )

  • I wish we have more style of locomotive running in my city, I live in California and im in Sacramento. We only have amtracks and lightrails....boring....lol

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  • The last three railtours I've seen at Winchester have all been hauled by Tangmere.

  • The 47 was there as the Swanage turntable is too short to allow a 'WC' to turn on it.. It hauled the train on the return journey, leaving Tangmere at Swanage returning tender-first to turn at Eastleigh

  • Marvellous to see the old beauty still running! Reminds me of my childhood in East Africa, going on 48 hour journeys on the narrow-gauge line from Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, hauled by British-made locomotives.

  • Great vid' why oh why do they always demean the loco's by putting that load of c&4p on the end of the rake? I would think that Tangmere has /had been more reliable in its life then that piece of junk.

  • You could try covering your camera mic with a piece old sock or a hankerchief to cut down on the wind noise. Good shot otherwise.

  • I have some interesting video footage of Hamworthy railway station with an electric unit passing through such as you have never seen before. IT appears halfway through my photo montage. You can find it at "headstandking anthology 4" if you are interested.

    I do like your video - a real historical event.

  • the 47 on the back is for two reasons electric train heat/power and incase of brake down

  • whats with the 47 on the end?

  • Great shot, shame about the diesel on the back!

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