I used to train-spot at Tiverton Junction in my schooldays, and remember the Tivvy Bumper, and the local train to Hemyock - travelled on both, too. Another good spotting place was Sampford Peverell halt. It was demolished, and has become the site of Tiverton Parkway. (Parkway, in my view, has always been an uninspiring name for a railway station). Happy days of Halls, Kings, Castles, Warships, Westerns and Hymeks. Alas, other than the preserved locos, all sadly gone.

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Another well filmed, and excellently narrated video Ed. Brilliantly detailed too. Thank you for this, and all your superb Devon railway videos. Cheers, Paul 👍

Visiting the Glastonbury Festival you are able to walk a path which was the old S &D railway to Glastonbury. Talking to staff they said Worthy Farm had a milk dock siding. Cheers sir great railway history video!

Ed, l really enjoy your work. Many thanks. How about a vid exploring the Granite Way between Okehampton and Lydford?

With two school friends , we were the last members of the public to walk along the line from Tiverton to Tiverton Junction in 1968 ( the next day , the track was all ripped up ! ) ... The track had pressed steel sleepers ( ties ) so would have been of good scrap value ( ? ) .. Such a shame ? , the track might have been used by folk ( as they do in the USA , video : [ Speeders to Hazens * re Upload * ] .. DAVE™ 🛑