@@swissbianco Tilly up north has been given them in past many Christmas’s but every time he loses them or just doesn’t use them so isn’t worth doing that I’ve been there done that! I know about sofirn but Olight will always be the choice because they get colouring right what don’t hurt my eyes I can get headaches from some lights

@@ThomasEdward ok, keep getting him some, on a bright paracord lanyward ey!

@@swissbianco it's not that kinda losing he can lose phones and glasses and anything just how he is

@@steviewolforna same as me I lived at top in dalegarth cottages as kid then ravenglass. BVR is good but I’d rate the RHDR more tbh You will see why when part 2 comes out soon!

@ awesome! The RHDR is next in my list!

@ do that first if you can 👌

@@alanfirth4676 yes mine now would be silly blinding lol

@@mikesphoenix_e46m3 Got it for 39 pounds on sale about 60 normally but keep your eye on eBay lots olights come up in there all the time. I love having nice quality torches 🔦 it’s like holding snap on tool in your hand isn’t it?

@@ianmitchell2837 that’s crazy you got olight because of us so you been following TE journey for long time then. Have you got any of the smaller everyday carry olights what are bright for good size for the pocket?

@@ThomasEdward Yes been following your videos since the ones you did about the history of the Morecambe stations, very informative. I remember waiting for the Heysham boat train in Promenade station to go to London in the 1960s and mending the telephones there in the 1970s when they went from Manual to Automatic exchange in 1974. The only small Olight I have is one I got free with the Marauder 2, it fits on my keyring but throws quite a good light for the size, I think says 3E-EOS on it.

@@robnewman6101 it is indeed!

@@RandyDarkshade2 lovely part of the world you live in I only had week in it

@@johntyjp yeah she travels everywhere on TE adventures and even pre TE born she’s had quite a life like.

@@alanfirth4676 see TE taking you virtually to all these places even know you been before part 2 we ride it so get see even more Alan.

@@LeoRoche-s1s well 15” in my head with been brought up on ratty it’s only gauge I love and know! it may not say it on paper as you say But to on looker it’s never not going been seen as anything else’s but narrow gauge I cater for large audience here and we don’t do many things too serious because people get bored light hearted entertainment.

@@jappedut9009 set back to how they found it!

Setting it back to the platform road to catch any over-runs (it has happened, most infamously in the first month of operation in the summer of 1990 with Samson from RH&DR even partly overshooting the turntable!) is one thing, but as for why the whole extra 180 turn - I've no idea either!😮 I last volunteered here several years ago now, sadly, when we only had a pin we dropped down into a hole (no levers), and I'm 99% sure we didn't do that then. I'll try to remember to ask, as I'm travelling with my parents on a Mince Pie special after Christmas when visitng them.

From what i've been told, the turntable pivots in such a way that the loco would derail if they didn't turn it back round. This is because of the weird pivot which puts the turntable a bit out of wack so the rails are at different heights, therefore leading to the need to turn it back !

@ that’s really interesting that is and makes sense now you could tell when there wasn’t quite right way it sat.

@norfolkrailenthusiast It wouldn't de-rail - locos have on occasion been put onto the other end without issue. It's just that the rails sit higher than ideal at that end without the weight of a loco pushing down on it.

@@LeeLocke yes but some of it isn’t all 80d its main workhorse but others have done journey of Thomas Edward

@@LeeLocke canon 80d back then been the first video brothers iPhone 11

@@LeeLocke thanks

@@ianmitchell2837 yes I think they keep like that because big tourist railway. Glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah it does indeed! that's true on Steve marsh he probably gives back handers somewhere when he's filming lol Thank you for kind words hopefully tomorrow night you will have other good watch new TE video.

Yes it would even get done as bit of public service but run with preserved rolling stock and locomotives. Even get bubble car running.

@@crimsonsunshine264 no I think lads did Windermere ended up going else’s where before grange they still messing around on planning like fence between house and spa hasn’t even been sorted yet and there’s meeting on it in December

@@AliMackMechanical thank you yes was great day unplanned visit back north after been in Kent.

@@DavidDav-w1b wow watching me from long way a way hey?

@@paulhorsburgh yes can’t beat bit showbiz at the end and thank you glad you liked the video.

@@ianmitchell2837 thank you. are you from across this neck of woods originally then?

@ Yes brought up in Morecambe and now Lancaster used to see the blue hedges when traveling round the bay. I liked swimming in Grange baths and Morecambe super swimming stadium, now long gone. I remember Morecambe in the 1960s. My mother and grandparents lived in Grange during the 1930s.

@@RaggyAl1971 you won’t be first to say it or the last lol Have you watched my Fred Dibnah documentary?

@@germixslav9940 You will get one he who waits will be rewarded! Thank you Olivia is lots love and attention in details have gone into her last couple of years. Have you watched my videos on my red e36 I have too!?

@@DavidDav-w1b you like that?

@@Td5Adventures thank you I try my best at preserving them much as possible.

Can’t beat morecambe and wise and also brewing up its ultimate way of life.

@@alanfirth4676 reminds me what mum says she knew someone had car where had hold doors when your went around corners lol Don’t get anything like that anymore? Thank you kind sir she’s lovely motor and lots love and care for her.

@@AliMackMechanical thank you the photos always nice part did see photos at the end too and narrow gauge steam? Good rust proofing indeed!

@ThomasEdward yeah I am very impressed with the whole video 😉🤗

Hello 👋

@@mikesphoenix_e46m3 Thank You Glad was good watch! only so much can do of theses video because they off road through winter so limits what can do and but I like idea you suggest on instagram.

Thank you 12 years of love

@@ianmitchell2837 no krown is totally different thing now! No way Ian was good see you too!

Thanks, if I remember correctly I think the Ziebart treatment had to be done when the car was new. They tended to rust for England back in those days. Wonder what ever happened to Ziebart?

@@markbennett2170 thanks Mark yeah the saloon looks well probably because the first shape they did first!

@@class66 well one ZR now needs go body shop first maybe should document the journey?

@@class66 oh yeah your in south aren’t you?

Uhuh Hampshire, glorious Basingstoke ​@@ThomasEdward

yes she sits pretty as saloon