Cab Ride On South African Steam Locomotive 3620 at The Bellarine Railway!

[@ryleyh_]

Great video. It was a pleasure to meet you on that night. You’re always welcome back if you’d like to film aboard our other locos T251 and Klondyke. This sort of content shows the best of what the Bellarine Railway has to offer for potential visitors and volunteers. :)

[@Victorian_steam]

You too!! Thanks for having me!! Will definitely be back down again !

[@762Media42]

Good stuff mate!

[@Victorian_steam]

Thanks for watching !

[@michaelhall8586]

Wow that shot where you can see the cows in the paddock is amazing! Thanks for making this

[@Victorian_steam]

@@michaelhall8586 thanks for watching !!

[@NicholassTrainChannel]

Nice video mate. Cab rides are always good fun. Can't say no to a cab ride.

[@Victorian_steam]

Absolutely!!!

[@Rails-Of-Illinois]

Australia trains are da goat!

[@Victorian_steam]

Absolutely!

[@SootMan72]

Awesome video, love it. Hopefully 3620 will be back in service soon. 👍

[@Victorian_steam]

Cheers for watching !

[@kclassproductions]

I wouldn’t mind going down to the Bellarine Railway

[@Victorian_steam]

It’s awesome !

[@DomQuartuccio]

Nice video. I also had a Cab ride on the Bellarine earlier in the year on their T class, one of the most enjoyable visits to a heritage railway I've ever had!

[@Victorian_steam]

A railway id love to spend more time at!

[@Ruggedrails]

Well the video is superb but I’m surprised that both guys are looking backwards all the time LOL!! While going forward I’ve never seen that before

[@Victorian_steam]

@@Ruggedrails cheers for the watch! Loco was going in reverse on the first leg

[@trainman9024]

I'm a volunteer at the bellarine railway and I can tell you know that the 24 class is one of the loudest locos we have on the line and I can hear it from my place it's that loud but glad you had a good time

[@Victorian_steam]

Amazing! What a great loco!!

[@andyball7270]

I've always wondered why 3620 faces tender first to Queenscliff when the service starts at Drysdale. I'd think from a marketing perspective you'd have it funnel first for the "key" part of the journey.

[@Victorian_steam]

Not sure! Looks good either way!

[@AG44521]

People take lots photos with the locomotive at Drysdale on the platform and at queenscliff after running round, so having the front facing the train is easier for people to take photos with it as passengers aren’t allowed off the platform to take photos of it. The train also performs a photostop at Suma Park and this section of the line is uphill towards Drysdale. More noise. The passengers don’t seem to care which way the engines facing.

[@Shinraaaaa]

Lets gooo Goffffffyyyyyyy