Lovely ex GWR castle

I was on this train. Superb run until she failed at Swainsthorpe with a hot axle box.

Hi Peter. I run a channe called The Imagination Station, and am putting together a video on Stephenson's Link Motion - and need about 15 seconds of footage of 44767. Is there any chance of lifting some footage, with credit? Ta. Neal.

I also have a Hardback Book called The Railway Policeman. The Story of the Constable on the Track. By J. R. WHITBREAD.

I have the Hardback DORLING KINDERSLEY DK EYEWITNESS GUIDES Book of TRAIN. Discover the story of railways - from the days of steam to the high - speed, sophisticated trains of today. In association with THE NATIONAL RAILWAY MUSEUM.

Shoulda built a real steam lokie!

the small tree area in the foreground was the site of the railroad cottages into the 1960's one railway man who lived there was joseph hall. the white building across the street was a public house I think. thanks for posting

One thing with the old gates, you don't get cars dodging the barrier! lol.

Bad luck! At least the mainline train did not completely block your view. 0:47

Do you have any other old videos from here?

thats an interesting looking 25mph

North Wales, might have beautiful lines, but getting anyone who knows about repairing vintage motorbikes, particularly around the Prestatyn area is a bloody nightmare.

一応、蒸気機関車の形はしているけど、ディーゼルでの復刻版ですね、それにしても珍しい軌道方式です、モノレールのご先祖様ですね、あと前照灯が何かの冗談だとおもいました(笑)

Easterling

Linda a paisagem, e o trem maravilhoso

Taliesin is such a beautiful locomotive. Apparently it was always well-liked by crews in the old days.

Excellent 👍👍👍😀😀😀😀

Nice video! I do like the Austerity locos

Another very good video and more lovely scenery.

Great video, lovely scenery.

le rail le transport du futur pour toujours !!

Why didn't this driver have a charge for the bank instead halfway. No wonder she stalled. Typical diesel driver. Incompetent driving.

In the early/mid '70s I had a summer job in the ex-station at Longstanton, when the St-Ives to Cambridge line was used only for goods. The crossing gates were operated by the train guard, so the train had to stop before and after the crossing. It was interesting to watch the operations that summer, sitting on the platform enjoying docky. One day I cadged a lift back to St Ives in the guard's van after my Lambretta bust a piston ring on the way to Longstanton.

Thriftstore Allstars at Pappy and Harriets..the best..I was there...

Lovely footage .. thanks for sharing 😀

Top notch camera work there... I was on the platform at Ely and didn’t get the benefit of the sound as she accelerated away but you captured the sound superbly. Great viewing and thanks for sharing.

Love it, thanks. We were visiting the area when the tracks were being done when our children were young,. Have been on the train 3 times. Took our son and his wife and daughter, our youngest daughter and her finance, absolutely fantastic, there is something about a steam train and the smell. 🚉

I like this so much Mechanical signals and turn out is very good

problem is that you have that stupid 25mph limit which is too slow and doesnt give the engines a chance to take a decent run at the gradient

190 70 22 44 82 120 116 02 another him? All us tools 10

It takes about 170 cars to see both ends of the train and you did a fine job, showing it. My regret is WHY you didn’t turn around and go back a few metres to the highway, where you could have photographed the train coming out of the upper portal of the upper spiral. I did that in a video somewhere else here.

I love container trains with a total of 420 container cars loaded with hospital supplies.

Sadly this railroad is shutdown and closed. Had it's 46 run 1973-2019, it was shutdown on August 26, 2019 due to the power plant shutting down in page.

Which country

Wow!!! :)

Nice filming and nice location too. Where is it filmed from?

Peter heath that was fantastic..it must be ten years old at least surely...

This can't be current surely

That was one of the greatest trainwatching spots... first time set out to find it I ended up driving for something like 3 hours from where we were staying up in Spruce Pine, and finally got to it coming up Peppers Creek Road from the south. Didn't even **NOTICE** that it ran up to the Parkway about a quarter mile past the crossing. D'OH!!! :D

thanks

Do you know if there is any media showing the original 4.5% Big Hill?

Nice steam locomotive

seramohore signals used to be the ornaments at the railway stations

Lucky for the train that the economy is in the toilet and most of these containers are empty. Especially coming back down

Hmm Birdsong as we approach the Box for early-turn. Perhaps on a Sunday, with thoughts of a nice cooked breakfast and good coffee, as the first trains are dealt with. What other life COULD there be?

To hell with that - where's my big wheel? haha. We only had to that on the small crossing at Hilly Laid on the Wyre Branch. The rest were all Double gated. Smashing vid and scenery though.

Great one, love the cream cab

It’s too bad that the viewpoint is obscured by a lot of big trees today, I shot photos and video there, many years ago (early 70s), when a clear view of the lower portal was available. Great video.

Great video. She did it well easy on her own!

Fab Video, Amazing Capture, all these have pretty much gone now with the Wherry Lines boxes still operating but only for a few days more :(