The UK's Fish Trains #shorts
Channel: The Railway Guy
Date: 2023-06-07

Welcome to the world of the UK's Fish Trains! In this video, we take you on a journey through the history of Britain's favorite dish - fish and chips. Originally planned to be uploaded on Fish N Chips day, the video was delayed due to several unforeseen circumstances. But now, we are excited to finally share this amazing journey with you!
The UK's Fish Trains are a unique part of British history. These trains were specifically designed to transport fresh fish from the coast to the cities, ensuring that people across the country could enjoy the freshest fish possible. In this video, we explore the history of these trains, from their inception in the 19th century to their continued use today.
We start our journey in the coastal town of Grimsby, where we meet local fishermen and learn about the importance of the fishing industry to the town's economy. From there, we board one of the Fish Trains and travel through the beautiful British countryside, passing through picturesque villages and towns along the way.
As we travel, we learn about the history of fish and chips, from its humble beginnings as a cheap and filling meal for the working classes to its status as a beloved national dish. We also explore the different ways in which fish and chips are prepared and served across the country, from the classic fish and chips wrapped in newspaper to more modern takes on the dish.
Throughout the video, we meet a variety of people who are passionate about fish and chips, from local chefs and restaurant owners to everyday people who love nothing more than a good plate of fish and chips. We also learn about the challenges facing the fishing industry today, from overfishing to climate change, and how these challenges are being addressed.
So come along on this amazing journey through the history of the UK's Fish Trains and discover the fascinating story behind Britain's favorite dish. Whether you're a lifelong fan of fish and chips or simply curious about the history of this iconic dish, this video is sure to be a treat for all. Don't miss it!

Pictures:
1. Photo by Hennie Stander on Unsplash 
2. Up Fish train entering Doncaster by Ben Brooksbank is under licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0
3. The Down 'Blue Spot' fish empties north of St Neots by Ben Brooksbank is under licensed beye CC BY-SA 2.0
4. Down ECML 'Blue Spot' fish empties passing Harringay Station by Ben Brooksbank is under licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0
5. British Railways sign by Ross Hawkes is under licensed by CC BY 2.0.
6. BR 9F 92134 by RCF13 is under licensed by CC BY-SA 4.0
7. 34-365 Daf Refrigerated Truck CC0
8. GWR_V23_Mink_125814 by Geof Sheppard is under licensed by CC BY-SA 4.0
9. SR_PMVY_No.S1248S by Hugh Lllewelyn is under licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0
10. BR Insul Fish Van E87905 in the National_Railway Museum Station Hall by Geoff Sheppard is under licensed by CC BY-SA 4.0
11. Insul-Fish van by Mikey is under licensed by CC BY 2.0

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