Another great video, Alrx. I remember the bridge collapse. It was great to see real trains, I love seeing the class 37's hauling carriages, rather than the boring units.
@RHR-221b3 жыл бұрын
Thank you again, Alrx. Btw, the Rannoch Moor section of your video stirred up memories of my early teen years (1963-1965), when my Grandpa - James (Jimmy) Brown - took me on occasional fishing holidays, to Rannoch Station, staying at the camping coach rented by the Polmadie Railway-Workers' Angling Club. Enough about me and warm-hearted reminiscences: To you and yours, from me and mine. Stay free, A. R 🍻
@jamesdouglasjamiesonharrow7981 Жыл бұрын
Remember that we had to recover the cable that is hanging in the in the river
@janwitts26883 жыл бұрын
After the first part collapsed several american tourists trespassed on the line.. went right out to the collapsed bit for a look... an old guard from the inverness depot went out and told them to remove themselves... a short while later the whole section went down.... back in those days saying bad things about Americans was not allowed...
@alrxanderwylie65123 жыл бұрын
Hi Jan AKA known as Rubbernecking Loopy Loo or plain Ghoulish danger to themselves and others Part of life I suppose take care and thank you Alrx 🙌🙌🍺🍺
@juleshathaway38942 жыл бұрын
This is the Ness Viaduct. Waterloo Bridge is the road bridge close by.
@alrxanderwylie65122 жыл бұрын
Thanks Jules for info never been there perhaps someday Take care Alrx 👍👍👲👲
@RHR-221b3 жыл бұрын
Thank you again, Alrx. Btw, the Rannoch Moor section of your video stirred up memories of my early teen years (1963-1965), when my Grandpa - James (Jimmy) Brown - took me on occasional fishing holidays, to Rannoch Station, staying at the camping coach rented by the Polmadie Railway-Workers' Angling Club. Enough about me and warm-hearted reminiscences: To you and yours, from me and mine. Stay free, A. R 🍻