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North Yorkshire Moors Railway - Annual Steam Gala 2019

The 2019 Annual Steam Gala at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway was eagerly anticipated by many enthusiasts as not only were there some interesting visiting locos but there were also a number of returnees to the railway’s home fleet. Visiting locos were 6023 ‘King Edward II’, 60009 ‘Union of South Africa’, 6990 ‘Witherslack Hall’ and the K1, 62005. S15 No.825 was due to make its return after overhaul as well as a possible appearance by 9F No.92134, recently steamed for the first time in over 50 years. The gala ran from 27th. – 29th. September 2019 and there was a mini pre gala on 26/9 featuring NELPG locomotives, two shots of which appear in the video. In the event the 9F was initially declared unfit for the gala but did make a cameo appearance on the Friday with a solo run from Grosmont to Goathland and back. On the Saturday the 9F was added to the front of a freight with 2253 as train engine and later, to the dismay of many was added to the front of a train hauled by 6023, running to Pickering where the loco was turned. It made it’s first solo appearance on the final day of the gala but sadly because of the bad weather we left for home so were unable to film it. The following scenes are included in the video; 6023 ‘King Edward II’ - Esk Valley (banked by 62005), Water Ark and Darnholme, with 6990 ‘Witherslack Hall’ as pilot 60009 ‘Union of South Africa’ – Esk Valley (banked by Lambton Tank No.29), Water Ark and double heading with 62005 at Esk Valley and Darnholme 6990 ‘Witherslack Hall’ – Esk Valley, Water Ark and Darnholme 825 and 926 ‘Repton’ – Water Ark 65894 and 2238 – Esk Valley and Darnholme 65894 and 62005 – Moorgates (NELPG Gala 1264 – Esk Valley, Green End, Water Ark and Darnholme 62005 – Water Ark 2253 ‘ Omaha’ – Beck Hole 29 – Moorgates (NELPG Gala) 92134 – Water Ark and Esk Valley (with 2253) All in all an excellent gala from the NYMR so grateful thanks to all the volunteers and staff who make it possible. All shots taken from publicly accessible locations.