It looked a great place for the kids. I don't do trampolines, I'm more, sitting in the café and letting the kids wear themselves out. 😂

It's a shame the train ride is gone. I did it a couple of times years back. Great fun.

Search “America Sings” Disneyland, if you would like to see what replaced this show in California.

The progression of time, told by very creepy characters 😂 Who would have thought it, that technology could have speeded up clothes washing by 47 hours 🤣

I love this after we git off we kept singing the song fir the rest of the holiday I also like how dated it is.

What a journey. That is definitely on my bucket list. The scenery is just stunning. Great video 😊

Love it. I want to go on that train!

I love how they are all just sat there on the wagons that looks great fun 😁

And i thought i was behind on my videos 😜 not that it matters most things if you dont put the date no one would know 😅

It's an astounding feat of engineering to build a line at a steady 1 in 80(ish) for over 13 miles ... until silly reservoirs spoil everything.

Didn't know you were welsh.

Where’s Sir Haydn? Will it be operational at the Vale of Rheidol Railway?

Gorse looks brilliant,instantly recognizable.

Hi, Thank goodness the Andrrton Lift was restored ss we could have lost it. In 2002 it had cost £7 5.million to het it bach in working order..it opened s few months before the Fallirk Wheel. Both are Wonders of the Waterways.and worth seeing. Mi

You may have seen that the salt was initially shovelled from the canal boats, fell down chutes and straight in the river boats. One of my many projects during 22 years as a canal engineer. The original rams were water powered with leather seals

As you like odd historical facts I thought You might like this. You might have noticed the chevron shaped teeth on the big gear wheels on the lift. The same thing appears as the badge on Citroen cars. That's because Citroen made them, back before they diversified into building motor vehicles.

I have really enjoyed this trimendous video Groudle Glen railway, l was watching a plane on Flight radar 24 & the plane flew over this railway, so l Googled it and so here is the railway that I have really enjoyed, A very big thank you to the person who made this trimendous video of Groudle Glen railway.

Is that Platform 9 3/4?

Very good enthusiast's vid. I remember Bahamas at Dinting, shuffling up and down like a zoo animal. Much better out and about. I suppose they'll all have to have pantographs and immersion heaters in a bit - like those on the Zillertalbahn. Hope you all enjoyed your trip. You are probably going to be snowed in this weekend I expect. We might have the odd shower in Kent . . . but it will be cold water at this time of the year.

Lovely video Becster

I've not been since 1977. I'm kind of surprised it's still going strong. An attraction needs some fun stuff which isn't always in keeping. A once over will probably do it good, but let's hope they didn't over promise.

The last two galas my son and I went to, we’ve walked from Tan y Bwlch to Tanygrisiau, or the other way round, with the obligatory stop at Dduallt to watch the trains.

Heeeey! I've been meaning to watch this one for a while. What a nice railway, what lovely engines, and how cool is that simulator! Fun 😁 I'm interested to visit here as it's 3 foot gauge, - rather rare for this part of the world! And.... it's the same gauge as all that American stuff I'm into. 😂 There's a beautiful locomotive called Eureka which was built in the 1870s and lives in Nevada. The owner, Dan Markoff, rarely takes it to visit railroads. Yeeears ago, he planned to bring Eureka to the Isle of Man. It NEARLY happened, but didn't in the end. He has some contacts in the military and he was planning to FLY the engine over!!! But... oh well. Great video, beautiful and fun. Thanks Becs! 😊

Thank you for your lovely video

Really interesting video. One thing though i had my PC volume turned up to maximum and still had problems trying to hear you.

Ohhh I've been fancying one of these for a while too! Really good to see a first try on it. I've seen a number of videos by people who have gotten familiar with it, so this is good! Picture looks really nice. I tried using a GoPro as my main cam for my Scotland trip (currently editing) and I didn't like it at all. Very short battery life, and I just couldn't turn it on quickly to film! I missed so many moments so I was very frustrated with it. haha! I had to keep yelling at my mate "No, come back! The camera is still turning on!" Can you do a quick point and shot from being turned off on this one? and..... can you turn off the gimbal and just use it as a normal fixed camera? Thanks for this! 😁

Practice makes 👌

Great video, and what a wonderful ending. I would love to do that journey :)

Awesome ☺️😊

... and watch out for the little red dragon. Sometimes you can see smoke coming out of its den.

Great video I've walked from Tanygrisiau and around the new reservoir, good to know you can walk all the way to Dduallt, so hopefully, I will do that sometime in the near future 😀

No extra legs needed there. I always think I'm very lucky when I go to a foreign country and find that they speak English.

Very interesting stuff. I guess that barrel thing going up and down was the counterweight to the "rod" which went all the way over to the pump shaft . . . Three legs would probably be useful climbing up there.

It's easy to find. I lived on the island for 17 years. Miss it a lot.

This is a really nice and relaxing watch ❤

Very good railway . . . Glad you had nice weather.

Beautiful scene

Electric may not have the romance of steam but it has to be quieter!

Lovely ex lner streak.

What a lively ride 😊 I vaguely remember, I must have been age 3 or 4, looking up at the driver in the engine to say "Thank you". I don't remember more than that, but that's the last time I did this line 😂. I intend to visit some Welsh lines, once I've finished my American videos. (Bane of my life now, as much as I love them when they're finished 🤦🏻‍♂️). Anyway, lovely video Becs! 😊

Great weather for it . . .

Nice video

Very good and not too long a vid at all. Never actually been on the Rheidol. I saw a vid somewhere covering some of the locos moved to that museum, and they seem to have a well equipped workshop somewhere. Don't know what's at devils bridge. I think they should be running main line steam on the Cambrian cost - if it works in the wilds of Scotland ..

That railway looks very neat and well painted. They seem to have several steam locos now including a new Polar Bear called Brown Bear. The original Polar Bear does the rounds from Amberley periodically - seems to be needing a new boiler currently though. That sort of car horn is a Klaxon Klaxette. Always sounds like the driver is breaking out and making a run for it. Funny sign at Lime Kiln halt . . .

Many years since I rode that. Just lovely to see it all again. And your daughter asks some very logical questions - how does the horse know which way to go?

Good vid. First time I've seen that - except postcards etc. maybe. Never been over there.

Hi Rebecca. Thank you for making this video. It's good to hear that you enjoyed your visit to the Joys Of Life Model Railway. Your driver with Trojan 😁

As the original builder of Trojan running here it is good to see it still running well and being enjoyed by all

As one of the members of the railway club, I'd like to thank you for making such an excellent video.