Film about the railways and its enthusiasts, 1960s Film 5869

A superbly detailed account by three railway enthusiasts of the Settle to Carlisle line which is now so famous but was, perhaps, almost unknown to those outside the area until this film won.
A superbly detailed account by three railway enthusiasts of the Settle to Carlisle line which is now so famous but was, perhaps, almost unknown to those outside . A superbly detailed account.
British Railways in the 1960s.
British Transport Films the best of.
This is a public safety film made in 1977 teaching kids not to play on railway lines. It is a schoolboys daydream of a sports day based on the railway where the events are vandalism and trespass.

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Would have been so much easier to watch if it was not for the loud water mark witch is unnecessary what could have been done with a smaller watermark that was less noticeably visible and the loud aggressive advertisement and the time count of the website and video time I'm both of which could be put in the description below it makes her very distracting and headache setting for watching a simple video I get you're trying to protect your material wipes but being over aggressive makes the viewer feel like they are being bombarded with adverts the whole way through and are constantly distracted by the watermark showing up randomly when a solid darker background appears throughout the film it would make it easier just to be a little bit more sutle

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