Riding the DRS Inverness Intermodal Dvd: Cab Ride Mossend/Inverness

Description

From Perth to Inverness, the Highland Mainline is one of the most scenic railway lines in the UK.

Passing through open fields, picturesque valleys, mountainous landscapes and remote villages, this 118 mile railway is without a doubt one of the great railway journeys of all time.

Add a mixture of single and double track running, traditional signalling, two severe gradients plus some magnificent stations and it just gets better.

Filmed with the full assistance of DRS, this is a cab ride on 4H47, the northbound ‘McTesco’ Intermodal train from Mossend to Inverness, filmed on a fine sunny day in May 2011.

The locomotive in charge is the now de-named and de-branded 66414 ‘James the Engine’.

With a journey time of three hours forty-five minutes this programme is available as a double-disc dvd.

Passing all of the scenic parts of the route including the slow climb up Drumochter and Slochd, passage over the magnificent Culloden Viaduct and the train continues right into the freight terminal at Inverness where the offloading and reloading is filmed.

Includes live cab sounds, part-narration and on-screen captions.

For the first time ever see the Highland Mainline in full 16:9 widescreen.

Produced with the full assistance of Direct Rail Services.

Produced by Train Crazy.

Approx. 225 minutes.

This dvd is being sold on behalf of and with full permission of the copyright owner – Train Crazy – Videoscene.