Wimbledon to Norwood Junction.

Train journey from Wimbledon to Norwood Jnc. in about 8 minutes. Music track is "Goodbye" by Ulrich Schnauss from his CD "Goodbye". : )

[@southerntransport466]

I wish this service still exists

[@Bobsmith-gq5qu]

you can still do the route, just change at Sutton

[@seggy224]

I watch lots of rail cab ride videos but this is my all time favorite! You have combined interesting visuals and superbly appropriate music to create a masterpiece. Thanks. Seggy224

[@KickdownLondon]

Thanks for uploading this! Didn't realise the speed limit goes up to 60 along the Wall of Death - will be sure to take a trip to Morden South and Sutton Common (going the other way) next time something interesting runs that way. +1 compliment for the composition and choice of soundtrack

[@sargwil]

Thanks for posting I remember the days when Western Class 52 used to run at night to the milk depot at Morden late 60s back light engine to Old Oak.

[@stephensheehan1666]

Done that run a few times.

[@tenfootvoyager]

Spent hours around Norwood Junction when I was a kid. Used to get quite a variety in those days including steam.

[@ObsidianXXX]

Do you by any chance remember where you could go from Norwood Junction on the trains? And which stations in London? It's become quite a big hub going to London Bridge in 11 minutes, Gatwick Airport, Brighton, Bedford and also the London overground all the way into East London… Please share any memories by replying to this comment, thank you

[@cigmorfil4101]

Back in the 70s Norwood junction had trains to: London Bridge sylvia Forest Hill (with fast lines) & via Crystal Palace, Tulse Hill Charing Cross via New Cross Gate (from Tattenham Corner + Caterham) Victoria via Crystal Palace Wimbledon via West Croydon (and thence onto London Bridge via Tooting having originated at Victoria) Victoria via Crystal Palace Caterham + Tattenham Corner (train split/joined at Purley) Coulson North Holborn Viaduct via Selhurst Not sure, but it may have had Banstead trains as well. The Victoria to London Bridge via Norwood Junction and Wimbledon (head code 06) got curtailed to West Croydon (head code 94).

[@seggy224]

Still my favourite!

[@edepillim]

Would love a list of stations. My local was South Merton, onward to Wimbledon and Holbrook’s Viaduct.

[@Bobsmith-gq5qu]

Easily find a list of stations on any train map, from Wimbledon to Norwood Junction you would have Wimbledon Wimbledon Chase South Merton Morden South St Helier Sutton Common West Sutton Sutton Carshalton Beeches Wallington Waddon West Croydon Norwood Junction

[@jonathanphelan6627]

Why does South Norwood have access on the right hand side of the train at the end, would have thought they would have put a fence up to stop people falling on the live rail

[@ysaviationtrains2313]

Ive been to South Norwood park several times and there are wired fences. The line is elevated too.

[@jonathanphelan6627]

@@ysaviationtrains2313 in the platform itself, the live rail is right next to the platform

[@Bobsmith-gq5qu]

@@ysaviationtrains2313 there's no fences, you can see people and the live rail right next to the platform

[@ysaviationtrains2313]

@@Bobsmith-gq5qu I must have misunderstood the question. Yes i noticed it now.

[@ClinkItsNicko]

what train is this? ik a 377, 319 and a 455 runs on that route

[@Bobsmith-gq5qu]

must be a Thameslink train ?

[@michaelaoverton165]

what year was this video made?

[@BusesinLondon345]

2009