Fascinating look back

Sehr schönes Video. Wo kann man solche strasenbahnen kaufen. Grüße aus Deutschland

I was only 12 when I was leaving WIRRAL from the NORTHEND BEAUFORD RD

Excellent video I hope these trams are going to make a full time come back they should remake HISTORY FOREVER TO THE PEOPLE - FOR THE PEOPLE WELCOME BACK 😮😅😊😂🎉

Wow flooded the crossing, no tram spotting then😂

When was this taken

I love trams. Super video. Thanks for sharing.

It's a shame the original railway embankment next to the river wasn't built a few feet higher, even just two feet would have made a difference. I noticed the main road at Colyford was flooded also.

Very interesting! After the connection between the narrow-gauge railway to Vorchdorf and the city tram from the city center to Gmunden railway station, are these vehicles regarded as if they were tram-trains or tram-trains? Do the tram drivers who used to drive the Gmunden city tram now continue on to Vorchdorf? Did they have to get a train driver's licence? Thanks a lot for the collaboration

Superb model tramway, reminds me of the late Jackson Stevens garden trams.

Great vid, thanks for sharing 😊 please forgive my ignorance but what scale are these trams and where can I get the plans and castings from ? Thanks 😉

Really enjoyed watching your tramway in action. I hope I can have the same at some point in the future.

Wow never seen model trams running before! Besides keeping the models in shape it looks like a full time job keeping the garden from consuming the track. Loved the horse-drawn tram.

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Interesting. I haven't seen the area this wet. Much of the tramline runs alongside the west bank of the river Axe, with the old village of Axmouth usually visible on the far, east, bank at the seaward end. Seaton itself, where the tram starts, is actually on the sea coast, with Axmouth slightly inland on the other side of the river. On the same side as the tramline as it come up the Axe estuary is the Seaton Wetlands nature reserve, which is basically a bird sanctuary closed to pet dogs. The wooden structure at 6:57 is one of the bird hides in the nature reserve. A smaller tributary the river Coly joins the Axe near Colyford - which I think is at around 14:40 in this video. Then in normal conditions the tram runs on away from the Axe to the historic small town of Colyton. But on this day I think the way was too flooded, so they head back down towards Seaton. A lot of these Devon settlements are very ancient, with the same or recognisably similar names for many of them appearing in Domesday Book, a Norman tax survey of 1086 AD/CE. Earlier the Romans stalked the Axe valley, but archaeologists don't agree about where their main base and port actually was. The coast position and river mouth has probably moved significantly in the last 2,000 years, washing away evidence or hiding it under the sea. All too plausible on a day like this!

Superb footage. Many thanks indeed.😀

Good grief. I hope you had snorkels and wetsuits handy!

Neat Car 02 tramride (Michael poole works for Modern Electric tramways LTD

Seaton Tramway is a dream that I will never see live because expensive flight from the Netherlands.

Cheers 4 the video

I had the privilege of driving for a couple of seasons 45+ years ago. I don’t recall the section through the Amazon rain forest.

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Good morning Michael. That was fast moving, after watching the trams. I remember going to Cardiff on a steam train when i was about 6.

8:21 - högtalare knäpper!

10:18 - 6788, my favourite bus!

Hi. Sorry to bother you. You posted a video of bekonscot model Village & Great Cockrow railway, the comments are turned off on that video. May I ask if you could furnish details of the 1st railway on that video please? I recognise it, but it's driving me nuts that I can't remember any details. Thank you so much

They are going at a fair speed, brilliant!!!

That river water level looks frightening, I expect high tides were slowing it from draining into the sea. I'm sure you passed Noah's Ark somewhere along the straight section?

Wouldn't the water cause damage to the electric motors on the trams.

I wentj on that tramride back in 2006 enjoyable

Gmunden ist weltweit berühmt durch die Keramik-Industrie und den Traumhaft schönen Traunsee wie sas ganze Salzkammergut Traumhaft ist. man sieht von der modernen Straßenbahn auch Tram genannt von der Promenade den wunderbaren Traunsee der weiter geht bis zur der Marktgemeinde Ebensee mit den hohen Bergen wie der Feuerkogel und den vielen Seen

Gmunden ist Weltweit berühmt von der Keramik-Industrie und den Traumhaft schönen Traunsee wie das ganze Salzkammergut Traumhaft schön ist: man sieht von der modernen Straßenbahn vorbei an der Promenade den wunderbaren Traunsee der weiter geht bis zur der Marktgemeinde Ebensee mit den hohen Bergen Feuerkogel und den vielen Seen

Water, water, everywhere, but not a drop to spare.

Seaton Tramway, Devon en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seaton_Tramway

Was the caravan park by the river under water as well.

Geez is that a tram or a boat? Amazing they'd go through that amount of water up above the sleepers, surely there's risk of washout?

high water

Great video. I find the preparation shots the most atmospheric. Could you reload minus titles?

Car no 7 motors broke that’s why cars 7 & 8 where out of service after that car 10 & 4 where used on the 3 train service

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The only time I have been here, was in 1972ish. It had just started running to Colyford? There was an old cast urinal at the end, and a crossing. They never went passed the crossing. Lovely day, and would love to go again, but age is against me. Well done to all involved, it looks a great long ride now. I was involved with building a trolleybus museum up north, so understand what it takes.

God, haven't been there since 1997, will have to go back one day

Thank you very much for this long vidéo about troleybus of Landskona !

Edward Thomas/Peter Sam

Very nice video!

Mest Tango, men også glimt av Variotram!. Håper banen vil være "til velsignelse" for Aarhus og omegn.

Such a civilised form of transport.

Great video