Steam locomotive to pass through Ribblehead this Thursday

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Steam locomotive to pass through Ribblehead this Thursday

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A Carnforth based steam locomotive is set to haul part of The Dalesman on Thursday, 10th August 2023.

The tour starts behind a diesel locomotive at York, and will depart at 08:25 and will pass through (08:37), (09:24), Kirkgate (09:31), (09:40), Leeds (09:58), Keighley (10:58), Skipton (11:13) and at 11:28.

Here, the steam locomotive, which hasnt been confirmed yet, will be added to the train. Departing Hellifield at 12:19, the train will pass through Ribblehead (12:41), Appleby (13:19), Langwathby (13:35) and Carlisle at 14:17.

Passengers have around 2 hours in Carlisle, whilst the locomotive is serviced. Departing Carlisle at 16:27, the train will take the same route as the outbound journey, passing through Appleby at 17:17, Kirkby Stephen (17:47), Ribblehead (18:15), Hellifield (18:34 – Diesel hauled from here), Skipton (19:50), Keighley (20:07), Leeds (20:44), Wakfield Westgate (21:10), Normanton (21:23), Church Fenton (21:51) and York at 22:06.

46115 Scots Guardsman takes 'The Dalesman' through Long Preston
46115 Scots Guardsman takes ‘The Dalesman’ through Long Preston
Credit: RailAdvent

If you would like to track the train on Thursday, you can view timetables here.

Would you like to know if a steam locomotive is due to pass through your local station? As a RailAdvent Plus member you can do just that with out Station News And Tours page!

If you do go out and see the steam locomotive, why not sign up to LocoStop. This is our railway community, and allows you to share your photos from your adventures! Click here to sign up.

As always, please respect the dangers of the railway. Please do not trespass on the railway to see this iconic locomotive – stay to public access spots.

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