Well, that was fascinating. Not the railway scenes but the camera capturing them. I wasn't sure about the use of a fish-eye lens at first, but it was the control of the camera that really got to me. I've never come across that type of control. Put me out of my misery and reveal all, please.

1995, at a guess. Things have changed a lot since then!!

It's easy for you to say that.

Interesting video. Did you make it for a German friend

A lovely and peaceful place going up to Shelley . Great to listen to the bird calls not that I am any good identify the birds.

lovely place been there a a few times on school trips,love the espace in the car park. how i wish i could turn back time.and as a rail enthusiast its brill to be on part of an old mainline

I have a Hornby Dublo one of these , since circa 1960 !

Very nice 👍 shame you couldn't get in though

Transport~ how are things?!super, so top sharing,:))

Great Video. It is definitive a German relative to DB class 795/798. In the German railbus the driver is sitting in front of the passengers not separated in a cab

First couple of minutes have been muted due to YT copy infringment.

Wish I had been around to see that. It is where I regularly went to film the opencast and building of a new road, I got a part built 155 unit there.

Why didn’t the 75000 keep pushing? It’s obvious thst the curve and the bank are too much for the lightfooted Pacific. They are notorious for it esp’ with an inexperienced crew.

Good to see and hear the old box again.

Nice look around 👌

brilliant footage what year was this filmed

An excellent capered video.

A quality piece of videoing. Lovely to watch the whole process evolve in real time. Many thanks for the upload.

I always liked the AEC Regent V, they had a nice look and sound. I guess there was a route to Sheffield sometime or why put it on the blind

OK I give up KZbin will not let me comment again

Sure were

Horrid things

They sure were. I avoided them as much as I could. Now I have to avoid the in preservation. I suppose we should keep a few as historical examples of our most hated trains.

So there we were, minding our own beeswax, driving in our little car, plodding about performing touristy type pastimes and tasks, innocently enjoying ourselves while on holiday in our little caravan, in the delights of Dorset in 1995. Yes, we were alone and by ourselves, without our two beautiful little girls who by now we’re finding their own feet and not wanting to tour with mummy and daddy anymore. So it was just us two, enjoying the peace and quiet of the delightful English countryside, frolicking in our little car along the winding and sometimes very narrow, but ever so pretty country roads, occasionally glimpsing over the high hedgerows to catch sight of tranquil vistas of hay meadows and fields of crops and sheep and cattle and the soft and gentle sounds of the modern Challenger 2 British Army tank as it fires volleys of exploding shells across a sweet glade of daffodils and buttercups and daisies. More on this story later in the show.

Yes it looks very bleak there. It was also quite high only topped by Queensbury.

What a load of RUBBISH. with the delightful class 141 pacers and no sound track so it has music over and sounds rubbish, but no choice in it! This was Kirk Sandal near Doncaster with some of the first gen pacers. Horrible things they were, rubbish!

LOL Little mischief

That looks like the engine gallery at Bradford Industrial museum.

It’s a pity you didn’t go up and see Thomas the Tank Engine.

Another exiled Yorkshireman - this time in NZ.. A terrific run down memory lane for me as I know the routes/area very well indeed. Just bought my first Jowett Javelin. Family links to Gladney Haigh. Very professional production quality and interesting throughout - very well done 'team'.

Cheeky squirrel 🐿️

I wonder when this video along the rawtenstall stretch of the east lancashire railway was filmed!

Not the best quality but it was still worth uploading as a bit of archive

What an excellent video!! Thank you Peter!

My Dad pulled the last signal at this signal box

WERE WAS MR PERKS?

Not the best quality by far, but as this is the only bit of video I have of this loco, I thought, go for it sunbeam, stick it on KZbin me old pal, me old beauty! It’s very nice.

Priceless location footage and my favourite Black Five 45407!

Nice to see footage of a Deltic and a Hymek too! Lovely stuff.

You have changed this and added annoying music now.

My late father worked at Kingmoor repairing rolling stock from 1939 to 1948. Started when he was 15 & was refused permission to join the RAF in late 1942 due to the work he was doing.

This was our last trip abroad in the caravan. We drag a caravan to the South of France for fun! How did we do? Two weeks in the sun! Very nice you know! All costs are included in the video. The quality of the video is a tad naff! It was originally assemble edited on a vhs video recorder with some assistance from BBC Micro. All the costings,how much we spent, are added during the closing shots of the video and make interesting comparisons with today.

Interesting record of how the evacuation was organised. They did not give any time at all to decide what to do.

A truly remarkable film Peter. I was brought up in Bradford but not old enough to remember that.. My partner's mum was sent to Linton Camp .

Lovely video Peter and it's a while since I have been there. It's a bit off the beaten track for me. I can get to Skipton by train but what about buses to Embsay!

Moored for the night at Hubberts Bridge in July 2011 and had an exceptional meal with boating friends at the Wheatsheaf Inn. Highly recommendable.

Nice film 👍 im watching it in parts .. very interesting

BIT OF A DISASTER! VIDEO QUALITY POOR! LMS 4F 4422 AT EMBSAY & BOLTON ABBEY STEAM RAILWAY plus Annie, East Hetton Colliery, Beatrice, Primrose No2, Wheldale. Video from the mid 1990s. This is 1 hour and forty minutes long! So make yourself a cup of tea, take your pills, slip on your favourite slippers, and relax in your treasured comfy chair!

Found you 😁 happy pensioners caravaning 👍

Here we are as promised last Wednesday, and so often requested by various group members and one in particular who stands out a mile, not only for her taste, but for her constant and unrelenting enthusiasm for my undoubted talent, and for all of it, that is what I have got. I am of course, talking about Mrs Trellis of North Wales who, once again, has sent umpteen requests for this little caravan related video clip. Mrs Trellis of North Wales writes; Dear Happy Pensioners I simply can’t get enough! I find myself each and every day, yearning, longing, and desperate for it! So please, make a girl very, very happy and content, by posting another of your excellent and so entertaining Caravan videos! thank you so much, in longing expectation, Mrs Trellis of North Wales. Well, what can I say? Thank you so very much for your constant appreciation and obvious desire to see our caravan videos! So here you are, Mrs Trellis of North Wales, do enjoy!