A Trip Along The Line at Crich Tramway Village

[@jimmyjam4371]

Brilliant! Thank you very much.

[@renatomartinez5708]

Thanks for your final invitation. I spect some day to visit your museum and can travel in a tramp. Greetings from the end of the world...Chile

[@warlordsquerk5338]

Very well narrated and enjoyable to watch

[@Neil-wb2xl]

must get back there as lots done since my 1 and only visit in the 1980s

[@JamesHuttonVideo]

This is a fabulous video. Great informative commentary too. That looks like a great place to visit. Thank you for the journey. james:)

[@eastangliantraction1034]

It is its absolutely brilliant

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[@MarkStoneEntertainmentInLife]

Hi rich. Nice video

[@tramswithmarkstone7769]

I agree to myself

[@tramswithmarkstone7769]

Love to go back to crich

[@CrichConductor700]

@5786Dan I have plans for videos which will require commentary, though not much, hopefully I'll be able to get all the footage I want this year. Glad you like it, I was just experimenting! :-D

[@CrichConductor700]

@5786Dan I think they could, but it is the only place where an interlace could be appropriate, and as a Tramway Museum we try to show every aspect of a tramway, not just the vehicles. Interlaces were pretty common on tramways, under narrower bridges and such; there's even an interlace on the current Nottingham tramway! If the track remained at the proper width through the Bowes-Lyon Bridge, it'd probably be a tight squeeze!

[@peterdronfield1866]

Good folks are written out of history whilst lesser men take credit!

[@alfieosmith2024]

1:54 A warning sign. "Safe height: 16'0" (4.88m)"

[@CrichConductor700]

Because if I didn't speed it up there would be a long wait between pieces of narration and it would last about 20-25 minutes! 6 minutes is a much better length and allows a brief overview of what can only be fully appreciated in person, making this more of a brief guide and taster to the route.

[@dejavu9378]

expiry gardens railway on youtube

[@neilforbes416]

Well put together, and well narrated! Did you do your narration after editing, or as you shot the video?

[@alfieosmith2024]

1:54 What did that warning sign say?

[@MarkStoneLimited]

awesome

[@MarkeatonLord]

Ah the memories of when I was a conductor here, maybe one day I will return. I wonder if I could have my old number back.....

[@UA-51]

How much more work has gone into the place in the last 6 years?

[@MarkStoneEntertainmentInLife]

Rich nice videos pal

[@peterdronfield1866]

Good if you thank those in 1958 who worked for love when there was nothing but a dream. My cousin Ken Baines was a founder andfor the team no mention of how this hapened?

[@paulhammond1705]

P. K. H. ENGLAND'S "ELECTRIC RAILWAY'S, TRAMWAY'S".

[@paulhammond1705]

P. K. H. ENGLAND'S "ELECTRIC RAILWAY'S, TRAMWAY'S".

[@chrispy1953]

Hi Rich, is there any reason why the video runs fast?

[@tramswithmarkstone7769]

When this covid19 home? I return back to crich and make some videos

[@MarioStahl1983]

Man! These old double deckr trams were so increadably slow!!! I wonder why people used them at all. It's not much faster than WALKING!!!!😂

[@greatbritishentertainmentl5636]

Nice filming and commentary, but shame the live-sound was muted resulting in a bland video.