60103 Flying Scotsman is to haul a tour to Cardiff this Wednesday (7th June 2023).
The tour originates at London Paddington with the famous locomotive departing at 07:50.
After London Paddington, the A3 locomotive will pass through Slough (08:20), Twyford (08:37), Reading (08:48), Didcot Parkway (09:22), Swindon (Wilts) (10:33), Bristol Parkway (11:16), Pilning (11:27), Severn Tunnel Junction (12:04), Newport (South Wales) (12:52) and Cardiff Central at 13:24.
With the loco’s time in Cardiff over, Flying Scotsman will depart at 16:50 and will return via the same outbound route, passing through Severn Tunnel Junction (17:30), Bristol Parkway (17:48), Swindon (Wilts) (19:27), Didcot Parkway (20:41), Reading (21:07), Slough (21:32) and London Paddington at 22:07
If you would like to track the train on Wednesday, you can view timetables here.
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Here are some Flying Scotsman products available in our online store, click the picture for more details.
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Flying Scotsman and LNER Azuma stand at Darlington station
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As always, please respect the dangers of the railway. Please do not trespass on the railway to see this iconic locomotive – stay to public access spots.
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