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Published: 2011-05-27 12:46:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 1576; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 121
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B.R. 9F 2-10-0 No 92214 makes light work of a small mixed freight as it pounds up the bank between Grosmont and Goathland on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.Related content
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Fantastic. I would love to go shoot this line.
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Ig agree with Zcochrane in our country there aren't such things
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There are way too few historical freight trains being run. Great picture!
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What a timeless photo.Could be any year.Brilliant.
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Wonderful shot, and a very nice train and place! 
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Great shot!
I have to agree with the caption that a 9f on a light train looks a little odd, but it's still a lovely capture!
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So many ideas just came to me for the layout once I saw this.
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British freight trains always seemed cool to me, I suppose its either the rollingstock or the engines.
good photo ^^
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Pity they couldn't get a longer train together. Good to see a more realistic look with only 1 brake van though, usually you see demonstration freights sandwiched between 2.
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If you got every preserved wagon in the UK together, you still wouldn't have a realistically long train.
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Nah, you just need about three times this length to get a decent look.
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Always loved a good steam freight.
Marvelous shot! (The sheep and fence add much. 
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Marvellous, I like how the loco, wagons, smoke and semaphore are all sort of interconnected, leading the eye round the photo in a circular motion.
I do need to go there...
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Well' I'm 45407's caretaker for the next six weeks there if you fancy it?
And thank you
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45407 on the Yorkshire moors ! where's the car keys !
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If I can do it I will
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Ok, let me know
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Perhaps, it'll depend on money really, no bother about time as there seems to be no extra work coming in for me at the moment, and with my recent change in circumstances again, I'll have a little more freedom. We'll see anyway...
As ever, you're welcome.
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Ah, one of my favorite scenes regarding steam engines. Nice angle too!
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The only tank cars I've ever since are either twin axle or twin bogie cars, and these look to be the former of the two. Though of course I could be wrong...
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There are such things as three axle tank cars but they tended to be for milk and therefore faster running in passenger trains etc. as it is a perishable. [link]
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Ah, quite interesting, thank you for showing me that.
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