New photo The Flying Scotsman roars past sea wall as famous locomotive makes first trip to Devon for 15 years

The iconic train The Flying Scotsman made its first trip to Devon in more than 15 years today.

A smattering of bystanders lined the streets near the Dawlish Sea Wall, Exeter, where members of the public could see the train in all its glory.

This would not have been possible just four years earlier, with parts of the railway line almost destroyed by winter storms.

The train left Somerset and travelled through Devon to Plymouth; via Newton Abbot and the southern edge of Dartmoor. 

The engine will stay in Plymouth until Saturday morning when it is on the move again. 

On Saturday, the train will cross the River Tamar into Cornwall, for the first time in its history. 

The Scotsman has had a £4.2million restoration back in 2016 and has since returned to the British mainline. 

It was first built in Doncaster for service on the London and North Eastern Railway in 1923. 

It has a top speed of 100mph.

Crowds watched the train go past Dawlish sea wall at 60mph, and embraced the iconic engine in its awe. 

The Flying Scotsman, pictured, passed through the town of Dawlish as a smattering of train enthusiasts watched on. The train was first built in 1923 for use in Doncaster

The Flying Scotsman climbs Dainton Bank near Newton Abbot in Devon during its journey through Devon and Cornwall

Crowds lined Dawlish station to see the Flying Scotsman, first built in 1923, in all its glory. The locomotive underwent a £4.2million restoration project

The Flying Scotsman climbs Dainton Bank near Newton Abbot, having gone over the River Teign during its journey through Devon and Cornwall. The train left Somerset and travelled through Devon to Plymouth; via Newton Abbot and the southern edge of Dartmoor

The train passes over the Dawlish sea wall in Exeter, Devon. This would not have been possible just four years earlier, with parts of the railway line almost destroyed by winter storms

Crowds, above, watched the train go past Dawlish sea wall at 60mph, and embraced the iconic engine in its awe. On Saturday, the train will cross the River Tamar into Cornwall, for the first time in its history

A smattering of bystanders lined the streets near the Dawlish Sea Wall, Exeter, where members of the public could see the train in all its glory. The Flying Scotsman made its first trip to Devon in more than 15 years today

The steam from the engine, above, rises up into the mountains above. The engine will stay in Plymouth until Saturday morning when it is on the move again into Cornwall

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