Hi, yes you are right St.Gertrude Church, Purley Road, South Croydon, CR2 6EY.

@@ericgrange3811 That was the Purley Oaks Line. Have they built a new bridge or doesn't the line exist any more?

@@PENDEJO-POMPOTAS Hi, yes they built two new bridges north and south in 2019 over the Christmas holidays. I videoed the work on Christmas day. I put two separate videos on KZbin, you can view these if you type in -- sanderstead rail bridge replacement north side -- & also -- sanderstead rail bridge replacement south side 2019 -- kind regards Eric.

Hi Eh Maybe, thanks -- I just wish I had a Digital camcorder at that time -- kind regards Eric.

Hi Christopher, yes 1427 -- you can see this bus at Brooklands again this year -- hopefully, unless there are mechanical problems or something! -- regards Eric.

Reply to Bill Wilson -- The most interesting part to record would have been when the old bridge was driven up the road. I don't live near Selsdon bridge so to be there when something interesting was happening is down to luck -- Eric.

Yes do it -- you only live once -- kind regards Eric.

You have probably found out by now, but it is enamel coated copper wire and looks like a corded hand drill in some sort of mount, possibly off an old drill press.

Its hammer drill

Hi Zaini Mohamad, somebody told me the old buses came from Singapore -- regards Eric from England.

@@ericgrange3811 The rhd buses are old Japanese city buses. The Korean vehicles are probably likewise from Korea. They have all pretty much been replaced by Chinese lhd vehicles.

Yes....Like india. Sudip dev , what is ""dev"" surname. Which varna is this. As I am from western india , haryana .

Hi Aquarian Christianity, thank you for your kind comments. I think of Myanmar every day -- very lovely experience for me -- regards Eric from London England.

Hi Emma, yes she is lovely. I videoed her this morning doing her funny side way walking with arched back and growling. I've been waiting ages to capture her doing that ! -- regards Eric.

Hi Paulo, thanks for your comments -- I like buses as well. I use to drive london double deck red buses. Regards Eric in England.

I am myanmar and Those buses were old and we don't use them since 2017 January and now we have new buses with air condition

zin nwe nwe htun Ah. Thanks. I'd like to see Myanmar and I would usually want air-conditioning. Fascinating country! In the USA we don't have one culture; I'd like to see a place that's just one culture because with a mix of cultures, we don't have a unified one. I want to see Myanmar! :)

Warmly welcome . please understand I am not good inenglish

Thank you!

Now we(Myanmar) don't use that buses anymore since 2017 January and it is old video

Hi Sabastian, the sleeper train took 16 hours from Yangon to Bagan very rough ride -- hard to stay in your bunk ! but I will never forget the trip. I don't know about the Bus. I have other videos on KZbin of Myanmar if you can find them -- regards Eric.

Hi Sebastian, yes I felt safe walking around the market on my own -- the one in my video. Very good experience, I loved it there. I arrived by train from Mandalay, it took 17 hours ! -- boarded the train in Mandalay at 4 am and arrived in Lashio at 9 pm. It travelled across the very high Gokteik viaduct. -- I have a video on KZbin crossing this viaduct, if you can find it. I was only in Lashio 2 nights and it was raining so didn't do much there, but did take a taxi for a tour of the sites. The hotel I stayed in was: -- 'Golden Hill Hotel' 5 mins walk to that market. Kind regards Eric in London England.

Eric GRANGE. Thanks for your reply, 17 hours seems way too much to bear inisde train without moving , plus I heard that lashio now is in a dangerous zone area to visit . How long did it tale to cross the gorge aqueduct? Do u think it will be worth it to commute all way to hsipaw just to experience the gorge aqueduct ? Another question, did u visit any beach in burma? Did u visit loikaw town where the ladies w long neck live? Thanks again Sebastian

Hi Sabastian, I didn't go to any beaches or Loikaw. The train takes about 8 mins to cross the Gokteik viaduct. I think you should take the train to Hsipaw then back to Mandalay. You will never forget the experience. If you type in -- youtube video the gokteik viaduct in myanmar february 2016 -- you will see my 13 mins video crossing the viaduct. -- regards Eric.

Thanks Eric again, honestly Im not 100% sure if I would be able to put up with long hours inside the train just to experience 8 min crossing the viaduct, Im sure it will be an unforgettable experience but other than the 8 min ride, I wonder if the rest of the trip would be so dragging and uncomfortable considering no A/C and the heat.

Hi Shel, no I have run out of money now -- regards Eric.

Hi Jobeth Pauline, five hours and cost about US$90.00 -- regards Eric in England

Hi, yes it was really good and I have also travelled from Mandalay to Lashio. Previously I have crossed Canada by train and travelled by train in Peru South America -- regards Eric in England.

Hi, thank you -- Eric.

Hi Irene, thank you -- if you type in: the 2014 chelsea flower show you will probably like this also -- kind regards Eric from England.

Hi Wildman Wilder, thanks -- that was the pilot talking on his radio -- so I don't know anymore information on that. I was the only passenger left on the plane, waiting to fly to Grand Cayman -- regards Eric.

Hi SniffyPoo, taking a Taxi from the Guest House where I was staying -- to Yangon Station. I left early so the English speaking Taxi driver did a tour of Yangon. I gave him a big tip -- I didn't ask him but he came into the Station with me and made sure that I boarded the correct train because there are I think six platforms ! really glad he did because as you say there aren't any English signs ! I did the same in Mandalay -- this was 03.30 in the morning and the Taxi driver took me to the correct train and sat talking with me until the train was ready to leave to Lashio -- I don't think this would happen in the UK ! -- I hope you have a Great time -- Eric in England.

Hi, planks of wood. It's quite a good idea that the train doesn't stop, because they can load the whole train quickly -- regards Eric.

@@ericgrange3811 very scary of loading wood planks while the train is moving...

@@pushpanathannn Yes, but when you think about it -- very fast way to load the train -- Eric.