Vic BSL Pouparts

[@martinmarsola6477]

Remember using this line to Brighton while visiting the UK. ❤🇬🇧🙂👍🇺🇸

[@haddockman30]

Through the washer. That was fun! :)

[@TheAudiostud]

Often travel with the Freight Guys in there 66 and you see parts of the network and wonder where it goes and now I know so Thanks for producing a very interesting video

[@hugebartlett1884]

So it's a freight train,wondered why no stations or passengers! What does this train haul,as a rule?

[@ed731pdh]

Not a freight train.

[@TheMisterB2u]

Freight trains do use this route into London Concrete sidings there and run round train in Battersea yard(sidings on left of video when climbing the bank back up to Victoria).

[@RedArrow73]

Is Mr. Hubbard the same bloke who acts as presenter in many NR Training Videos?

[@ing.mauriziobondoni8784]

Really nice video! What does it mean "rising 1 in.." or "falling 1 in.."? Thanks.

[@tbohlsenNSWSSMRC]

The rate of inclination is expressed as a ratio, e.g. "1 in 200" (or "1:200"). For example, "1 in 500" means that the track rises (or drops) one unit for every 500 units travelled horizontally. Note that a smaller number in the second part of the ratio indicates a steeper gradient. Source: www.railsigns.uk/sect24page1/sect24page1.html

[@ing.mauriziobondoni8784]

@@tbohlsenNSWSSMRC, it was very kind of you!

[@rubyait]

Is that power plant still there.

[@ds1868]

Now being converted into expensive apartments with a new extension on the northern line tube.

[@rubyait]

ds1868 Thank you.

[@richardsinger01]

Thomas Knight Battersea Power Station, of Pink Floyd album cover fame.

[@samanthaleone7540]

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