60163tornado
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A location just after Esk valley heading towards pickering rounding a curve, not much help that i know.
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NYMR Photo location, how?
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blackfive460
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Probably Green End.
Walk up the Rail Trail from Esk Valley cottages then after crossing the river you can cross the field to the left to the bridge. You'll be trespassing mind.
Walk up the Rail Trail from Esk Valley cottages then after crossing the river you can cross the field to the left to the bridge. You'll be trespassing mind.
Royal Male
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If you are coming down for the gala I will be happy to show you around. Pm me
fireftrm
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Actually something of an understatement! I presume you meant:
Can you suggest a location on the NYMR for a south/northbound (needs to be specified) service (note that north for a steam loco maybe tender first though) with a curve, which will have the light on the right side, for the time of (needs to be specified) on date (needs to be specified), within (needs to be specified) distance of a road/path?
Your question was very unhelpful!
Likewise I would be more than happy to help, if I had a clue what you were actually asking....
60163tornado
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For a shot of the loco first working up the gradient, literally just after the cottages and the viaduct
Royal Male
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Walk up the road out of beck hole to the north east about half a mile you will find the footpath heading down the hill at green end (on the map its near a phonebox, I think the box has gone now). Follow it to the railway line. No tresspassing involved on this route.
fireftrm
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Or, walk out of Grosmont on the Rail Trail and take the signed footpath to the left just after the cottages. Another good shot is from the road overbridge as you leave Beck Hole heading north.
Royal Male
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Sadly that path has now been withdrawn. Due to it going through a new back garden as well has the bridge not being there anymore.
DarloRich
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gee wizz! :roll:
Can you try linking a picture taken from the spot. It might help locate it. Try Flickr.
fireftrm
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Royal Male - the footpath you described is the same one I did, just from the other end. As it is (was) a bridleway and I have no idea how it could be removed, it may have been diverted? Will walk it next week to find out!
TG
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Darnholmn?!?
fireftrm
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The OP came back with a slightly better description n- but still confusing as a viaduct was mentioned, of which there are so very few (none?) on the NYMR.....l
TG
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there is the Esk Valley Viaduct....
sprinterguy
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Was it specifically said that the railway runs over the viaduct? If not, then I would still be confident that the OP is asking for details about Darnholme, as Darnholme Lane passes high above the railway on a viaduct of it's own at that location.
fireftrm
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The Esk valley viaduct - fair comment!
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