Durham - Bristol / CrossCountry (Railway Journeys)

[@smogmonster1876]

Nice video. Good work. Really enjoyed it. Thanks for posting.

[@Andrewjg_89]

That’s like 4 hour train ride. Anyways it is quite a journey by train. And the Mk3 coaches do look really nice with the automatic doors that replaced the slam door on the Mk3s.

[@stuartkinnear2478]

It's well worth reading the Wikipedia article for that crooked spire in Chesterfield. There are some quite amusing stories associated with it.

[@tompao7832]

Nice video! When was it filmed?

[@tompao7832]

@@AdistuffRBX "When", not "where"... My advise to you (and everybody else) is: READ - THINK - WRITE!

[@DavidFrankal]

Mid-June this year

[@tompao7832]

@@DavidFrankal Thanks! I was wondering because of the covid restrictions in place, i e "don´t use the aisle seats". Or is these restrictions still in place?

[@DavidFrankal]

@@tompao7832 Not anymore, these were lifted on the 19th July

[@barrytipton1179]

Are cross country trains still very expensive

[@DavidFrankal]

Yes they are. Off-peak return from Durham to Bristol (with a railcard!) was £110

[@barrytipton1179]

I looked on line I know… the round robin Newcastle Carlisle Leeds etc a good day out £35 with cards…. The 7day national one £314 two trips get your money back ,,,, don’t know if a KZbinr has done it … Have u moved for University

[@barrytipton1179]

See u picked up your noisy women again

[@SirKenchalot]

0:39 God has a capital G.

[@barrytipton1179]

Not if u a are a none believer

[@AdistuffRBX]

It’s non believer.

[@barrytipton1179]

@@AdistuffRBX Non is a prefix that means "not." It is attached to other adjectives to negate them. None is usually used as a pronoun. It means "nothing, not any, no, zero." Who really cares one way or the other reading the two look pretty similar to me but I didn’t read Engerlish at University I had to seek work at 15 luckily I didn’t go down the pit

[@AdistuffRBX]

@@barrytipton1179 just to let you know. Engerlish is spelt English

[@barrytipton1179]

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