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@is it a incline ? Do the locomotive thrash?

No it's the angle of which the bridge is at

I was only there for that Castle set

No this is public

Why is that?

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I don't understand

@WellHelloThere_Donny44 it varies depending on where they needed to be totally honest with you they are usually found on St Ives, Falmouth, Gunnislake, Paignton to Exmouth

@@danielbulltrainspottingvid3661 I am mainly talking Cornwall, I know they run on Paignton to Exmouth because that's my local line.

​@WellHelloThere_Donny44 only on the St Ives to St Erth, Par to Newquay & Liskeard to Looe they are their routes in Cornwall

@@danielbulltrainspottingvid3661 that's normally because the rest are operated by 158's (sometimes), Castle Sets and 80x's

@TheCornishtrainspotter It's a Deadend road that run alongside it

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They run this size train due to the size of the platforms on this route

@TheCornishtrainspotter it's a lovely little spot but a pain in the backside to get to

@@TheCornishtrainspotter yes South Devon Steam Gala on the 4th January

This the Cornish Mainline that run from Penzance to Plymouth

No. Not quite

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The 47 wasnt pushing it back it was on tick over the sound at the end was the steam Locomotive it wasn't the diesel

Totally agree I feel like some certain areas need more control like Feniton when a steam passes through. Safety comes first on the railways not steam trains (this is all coming a railway enthusiasts point of view)

@@lazerjet899overshoots8 Im a Steam Railway photographer and it makes me mad when people make the railway operation dangerous.

They aren't reduced to single track they had to run her from London Waterloo to Exeter that way because they couldn't turn the engine around

@@danielbulltrainspottingvid3661? There are significant stretches between Salisbury and Pinhoe which have been downgraded to single track, Feniton/Sidmouth junction being in one of them. What i meant was that the SR mainline has been reduced to a shadow of its former self which is very sad to anyone who remembers the line before the Western region took over its administration in the 1960's.

@@sknn497I was going to say, thank the western region short sightedness for that one. One of the best mainlines to serve the west too.

Ignorance and shortsightedness. No sector has been run as poorly as the railwys since the 1960s. It reminds me of how they allowed the Paddington to Birmingham route to become rundown, only to then clamour for a multiple billion pound investment in order to build a completely new line from London to Birmingham. I can see something similar happening if there is a renaissance in rail travel from London to towns in the SW.

@@gainsbourg66 imagine the difference if the full sw main line was still in existence as well as the great central, Matlock- Buxton and Waverley Lines. Capacity is so reduced it’s crazy.

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I don't know you mean by that

@@danielbulltrainspottingvid3661 “Kellogs Slow.” It's just a funny line that I came up with as I watched Paul, patiently dealing with a dumb audience who clearly didn't get the obvious joke. Hence they are “slow, as in slow witted, ergo, “they had all eaten a box of Kellogs Slow for breakfast!” PS I've been at the Butlins in Minehead many times with the Classic Rock Weekends. Where, incidentally, the crowd who go, are a heck of lot sharper.

Please bare in mind that it was in COVID times when I filmed this and there were kids there as well so he has to be very careful with what he says

@@danielbulltrainspottingvid3661 Thank you for clearing that up Daniel. The real difficulty at most Butlins venues is the distance between the act and audience. Especially when a lot of what you do does depend on creating that intimacy needed. Still a terrific venue mind. I gigged regularly at Reds. We'd encourage the bar staff to let us play from the floor, so that the audience were practically on top of us.

Great and thanks very much for replying to my comment. Take Care & Stay Safe.