Night sky over Ingleborough

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Night sky over Ingleborough
150 years ago - on 1st May 1876 - a snorting, thundering beast roared through the upper reaches of the Ribble Valley: it was the first passenger train to officially run along the 73-mile line between Settle and Carlisle, crossing the mighty Ribblehead Viaduct that spans Batty Moss below.
📸 Pete Collins
Huddersfield 13th May 2007 gone por Nigel Por Flickr: 13th May 2007 and an open day at Huddersfield station. 8f 48151 has operated the Settle Carlisle line many times. I have not seen this shot since I took it. With electrification this scene will change forever
By Matthew Savage
Ribblehead, North Yorkshire, England
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Ribblehead
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The Settle & Carlisle Pullman by Kevin Delaney Via Flickr: 43046 & 43055 Seen crossing Ribblehead Viaduct working 1Z14 from Bristol to Carlisle.
Sky and Limestone by Jeff Dugmore Via Flickr: Yorkshire Dales