47851 powers away from the speed restriction over the river at Kirkby in Furness, with a charter special from Ravenglass - Linlithgow

47851 leads 1Z11, 0520 Scunthorpe to Eastbourne charter at Langford at 0839 on 2/10/2010.

47851 heads the "Queen of Scots" stock at Holbeck en route from Carnforth - Wakefield Kirkgate.

47851 running in its pre TOPS computersiation D1648, passing Ashchurch for Tewkesbury with a charter special from Skipton to Bath. 47245 is on the rear of the train.

Class 47, number 47851 is seen at Langford on a charter working.

47851 hauling a pullman excursion from Wakefield to Salisbury, not far short of its destination on the afternoon of 15 September 2007. This locomotive carries the BR two tone green heritage liv... (more)

A 'green Express' tour from Wakefield to Salisbury in the picturesque Limpley Stoke valley. The BR green loco and maroon coach make a reasonably convincing recreation of the 1960s.

'Georgian Bath Explorer' excursion from Skipton passes a field of flowering oilseed rape - a crop that is becoming increasingly common in the UK.

47851 crosses the Cambridgeshire Fens on 1Z21,a Mills Hill to Ely railtour.

A Scottish Railway Preservation Society railtour over the West Highland Line approaches Morar, a couple of files from Mallaig, its final destination, on the highly scenic 'West Highland Extension'... (more)

47851 approaches Saltley viaduct with a Nuneaton to Birmingham New Street shuttle service.

Brush built type 4, 47851 crosses the small viaduct at Sherifs Brow on the Settle to Carlisle railway in England. The working was a Chester to Glenrothes railtour.

An excursion on Scotland's scenic Inverness-Kyle of Localsh line alongside Loch Sgamhain (No I don't know how you pronounce it!)

An excursion bound for Kyle of Localsh leaves Inverness, crossing the swing bridge over the eastern end of the Caledonian canal. In the background is the Kessock Bridge carrying the A9 road over t... (more)

An excursion on Scotland's scenic Inverness-Kyle of Localsh line. Until recently class 47s were prohibited but are now permitted to work excursions and charters, of which there are several each ye... (more)