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East Coast Drags 2016

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alexf380

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I can't find a thread on here so far for this so here goes;
The East Coast Class 67 drags between Newcastle and Carlisle are booked to happen on Saturdays 17th & 24th September, and 1st October this year. According to one of the Yahoo groups I'm a member of, these are the booked workings:

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1S01
NCASTLCEN       06:20
CARLISLE  07:43 07:58
EDINBURGH 09:23      

1E07
EDINBURGH       08:24
CARLISLE  10:03 10:23
NCASTLCEN 11:50 12:05
DARLINGTN 12:31 12:33
YORK      12:59 13:02
KINGS X   14:52      

1S13
KINGS X         11:00
YORK      12:47 12:53
DARLINGTN 13:19 13:21
NCASTLCEN 13:49 14:09
CARLISLE  15:42 15:57
EDINBURGH 17:24      

1E21
EDINBURGH       15:42
CARLISLE  17:05 17:34
NCASTLCEN 19:13 19:28
DURHAM    19:40 19:41
DARLINGTN 19:58 20:00
YORK      20:27 20:30
KINGS X   22:24

I believe there may also be workings on the associated Sundays but I haven't seen any word of these yet.

Cheers,
Alex
 
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craig87034

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I believe there may also be workings on the associated Sundays but I haven't seen any word of these yet.

Cheers,
Alex

Sundays
18th September,24th September,2nd October
1S21 1430 Kings X-Edinburgh
Newcastle d 1800
Carlisle a1927
 

Jonny

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Just out of curiosity,

How much of the journey is dragged by the diesel loco? (Obviously Newcastle to Carlisle, but just that or through to Edinburgh?)
 

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Just out of curiosity,

How much of the journey is dragged by the diesel loco? (Obviously Newcastle to Carlisle, but just that or through to Edinburgh?)

I believe the loco attachment/detachment takes place at Newcastle/Carlisle
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Yes, on this occasion, just Newcastle to Carlisle. 67018 did the honours today and I think it was all timed such that the one 67 would have been able to carry out all the drags rather than tying up other locos as well
 
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