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York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” is to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH39RJ–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” is to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” leaves York on its way to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH3D19–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” leaves York on its way to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” leaves York on its way to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH3D18–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” leaves York on its way to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” leaves York on its way to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH3D15–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” leaves York on its way to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. The newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH3D14–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. The newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Spectators watch as the newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH39RF–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. Spectators watch as the newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. A spectator watches as the newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH39RB–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. A spectator watches as the newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. A spectator watches as the newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFH39R4–York, UK. 23rd February, 2016. A spectator watches as the newly restored LNER A3 class locomotive “Flying Scotsman” prepares to travel from York to Scarborough on a final test run before its inaugural comeback journey from London King's Cross to York on Thursday 25 February. The locomotive, owned by the National Railway Museum (NRM), has been fully restored at a cost of £4.2 million and in addition to featuring in a new exhibition at the NRM's York location will be hauling special trains throughout the UK in the coming months. Credit: david soulsby/Alamy Live News
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