Mike Pinn photographed the Scotsman on Sunday morning, April 30, at Eastbrook near Burlescombe.Mike Pinn photographed the Scotsman on Sunday morning, April 30, at Eastbrook near Burlescombe.Mike Pinn photographed the Scotsman on Sunday morning, April 30, at Eastbrook near Burlescombe.Chris Penney photographed the train as it steamed through WellingtonHarry Trump captured the Flying Scotsman as it passed the Longforth Farm DevelopmentThe Flying Scotsman steamed through Wellington on Sunday

Mike Pinn photographed the Scotsman on Sunday morning, April 30, at Eastbrook near Burlescombe.

Mike Pinn photographed the Scotsman on Sunday morning, April 30, at Eastbrook near Burlescombe.

Mike Pinn photographed the Scotsman on Sunday morning, April 30, at Eastbrook near Burlescombe.

Chris Penney photographed the train as it steamed through Wellington

Harry Trump captured the Flying Scotsman as it passed the Longforth Farm Development

The Flying Scotsman steamed through Wellington on Sunday

Readers of the Welly Weekly snapped the Flying Scotsman as it approached the final leg of its cross-country trip.

The world famous steam train drew hundreds of spectators as it passed through Wellington, on Sunday, April 30.

Interested onlookers snapped a number of great pictures of the historic locomotive as it celebrated its centenary year.

Although the train's itinerary was a closely guarded secret, the Flying Scotsman passed Wellington at 10.20am, as the Wellington Weekly had predicted.

Although Network Rail issued warnings over safety ahead of the event, the train passed without incident.

The train will now be returning to the National Railway Museum, in York, which attracts 750,000 visitors annually.