Exploring The Beautiful Cambrian Coast In The 1970s

Filmed in full 2.35:1 Cinemascope by Richard Green in the early 1970s, this film takes the viewer through some of the most beautiful scenery in Wales. Includes scenes from the cab of the DMU and Richard Green’s original narration and sound.
It covers the journey from Machynelleth to Pwllheli with superb scenes across the Barmouth Viaduct. Stations include Towyn, Llwyngwryl, Fairbourne, Barmouth, Dyffryn, Harlech, Penryhndeudraeth, Minfford, Portmadog, Criccieth, Afon Wen and Abereirch.
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[@eliotreader8220]

nice footage of one of the original Corris railway engines departing the top station of the TR

[@LetswalkaroundGothenburg3]

Very nice video, thanks for sharing dear , have a good day 🙋‍👋👍👍👍

[@SuperMorgan1980]

Excellent films - given me some ideas for walks in the summer

[@tominnis8353]

In the 1960s we had several holidays at Criccieth. I remember well the Cambrian coast express and the change from steam to DMUs and de-staffing of stations.

[@peterhunt2723]

Rode this line in 1961, steam hauled from Birmingham, double headed, train split at Dovey Junction, one part south, we travelled north. Grand memories!

[@robdingwall03]

Absolutely wonderful. Thank you so much for making it available. Richard Green, thank you filming and recording it. I am sure Richard would have been delighted if he had known the Welsh Highland Railway was to be reinstated as it is today. I recall walking the track bed in the Beddgelert area prior to its rejuvenation.

[@owenevans83]

Makunkleth is how it's pronounced! good stuff otherwise

[@AarchiveRailways]

My dad tried his best, but thank you. 🙂