Storm Callum, High Tide and Trains

[@Roo63]

Watched this a few times today, so relaxing, as brutal as it looks. Really miss the place, long time no visit. Don't forget to include me in a Will, if you've no one to leave a house to. lol Kidding. Great video. Thank you :)

[@atlanticcoastexpress]

Thank you for getting wet yourself to provide us with the video!. Truly dramatic and you can only admire the quality of the civil engineering and how much of a battering it’s had over the years. Rob.

[@HenrysAdventures]

Great storm footage!

[@CoastCams247]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@gordonhutchison6239]

Those are some waves awesome

[@philiptaylor664]

Do you think the railway will be rerouted north of Dawlish

[@t0naka1]

Some electric components are on roof-top, right? Are the trains OK?

[@neiletheridge74]

Look rough out there 😁

[@anthonyperry-dore1137]

Is that the new train going through

[@nov3019892008]

Indeed it is

[@anthonyperry-dore1137]

Nice good to see it down this way

[@Thursdaym2]

Good pics but nothing compared to what you get sometimes. Friend has property down there on the front. Lucky here in N Cornwall on lee side of storm.

[@1janehunter]

Nature is a beautiful but violent thing. Nice clean trains though.

[@Brian-1948]

At least the cabs are enclosed.

[@goodladdn]

What a rustic scene, hope they rinse all the salt off!

[@richardpettet9996]

Surprised it's not running wrong line to avoid the worst of the seas.

[@colleenwells3561]

AHHHHHHHHHH

[@stephenhamer1702]

Wow

[@shaneruddock-pedallingtheg8114]

They had sea wall collapse and heavy track damage during the dawlish floods a few years back. Beautiful but isnt this gambling with people's lives for scenery when they probably need better sea defences than a wall built 200 years ago in Brunel's day. I'm always worried they'll have another collapse further down. It could happen when trains are running in service like in the video.

[@craigchurch63]

This is absolutely nothing compared to what America get lol