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1.2M views · 20K reactions | Join Edward Wessex, the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II, for a remarkable personal tour of some of the most famous landmarks in British History. In this episode, we visit Sutton Hoo. As we travel under Prince Edward's personal guidance, we hear how intrigue and treason, violent death and treachery helped shape the rich tapestry of Britain's past. | Real Royalty | Facebook

Something different… a 5” gauge class 52 “Western Venturer” battery loco based on the western region diesel hydraulics prototype built by British Railways. This fully detailed model is equipped with sound and even has been weathered!! Filmed at Leyland Society of Model Engineers. #livesteam #steamtrain #train #steamlocomotive #trains #railway #steam #steamengine #railways #locomotive #steamtrains #trainspotting #railwayphotography #ukrailscene #steamrailway #britishrailways #rail #heritagerailwa

2K views · 136 reactions | Visiting BR Class 52 “Western Champion” passes by Wurzel Crossing as she makes her to way to Swanage with a service from Nordon during the Diesel Gala preview day back in May. #BR#Class52#western#westernchampion#dieselhydraulic#diesellocomotive#dieseltrains#swanagerailway#swanagesteamrailway#dieselgala#corfecastle#dorset#visitdorsetofficial#reels#video#ukrailscene#ukrailway#severnvalleyrailway | Southern Steam Lad Photography | Facebook

⚡ The Mighty Class 87 – Power, Speed, and Elegance on the West Coast Main Line ⚡ Introduced in the early 1970s, the British Rail Class 87 electric locomotives were true symbols of modern rail travel. Built by BREL at Crewe between 1973 and 1975, these 36 powerful machines were designed for high-speed passenger services on the newly electrified West Coast Main Line. With their 5,000 horsepower and sleek styling, they quickly became favourites among rail fans and drivers alike. From hauling iconic

3.9K reactions · 103 shares | Lord of the Rails. The British Rail #class55 Deltic locomotive. The Deltic Preservation Society #uktrainspotting #trains #diesellocomotive #britishrailways #railway #railways #trainspotting #deltic #Napier #engineering | Adrian Watson | Facebook

🚆✨ Remember the British Rail Class 101? ✨🚆 One of the most familiar sights on Britain’s railways for decades, the Class 101 diesel multiple units (DMUs) first rolled out in the late 1950s and quickly became the workhorses of local and regional services. Built by Metro-Cammell in Birmingham, these sturdy trains served across the UK — from Scotland to Cornwall — carrying millions of passengers every year. Known for their reliability, longevity, and distinctive design, the Class 101s remained in