Hey Geoff I am a 11 years old boy living in the Philippines Every 5:00 PM I always watching All The Stations

"Oh there's Aldi" Shows Asda

Aww, that was a sweet hug at the beginning!

Half the stations half of them

"Did The Victorians Have These Problems?" They did. They also had problems like trains falling off bridges and crashing into each other.

I found your videos by chance and I'm hooked. They're brilliant, beautifully presented by you both and wonderfully produced. I'm originally from Sussex and moved over to Ireland in 2008. Now, possibly 'too much information' here but I watch these regularly, on a Tablet, whilst soaking in a late night bath in County Tipperary: bliss! As a kid growing up in Hastings - 60's and 70's - I would often go down to St.Leonards Warrior Square station just to 'be' there and enjoy the feel of the railway. It's hard to put into words - my wife is very understanding - but you'll know what I mean of course. Used to wait for the unique Thumper diesel multiple units to enter the tunnels, one at each end of the platform. Specific narrow stock for the narrow tunnels; that's another story. The rail network is small here and mostly single track. However, there's still a real branch line way of thinking. Our local trip from Birdhill to Limerick for example. Two trains a day and if you're running a little late you can often ring Birdhill, speak to the Station Master come Ticket Collector come Signalman, and he'll (theres just him) hold the train for you as long as it's just a few minutes. A bit different to my old commute of Horsham to Gatwick :-) Love these videos, love your Underground ones too. Thanks for making them! Now, where's my plastic duck?

I have just spent the last 5 hours looking at your videos on KZfaq, all thanks to the BBC. Absolutely brilliant, compulsive viewing Vicki & Geoff..... Now I am able to catch up and watch your vids as them come on line..

lovely to see the pair of you having a hug ... heaven knows you both needed it that day

Always nice to see some familiar places :) I came back back home to Belgium from Chester via this windy route, via Hereford, Great Malvern, Worcester and Birmingham Moor Street to London Marylebone. There are some great sights to see. Didn't make it to the city centre in Hereford, unfortunately, but I did in Worcester. Great Britain is littered with historic cities...

13:00 Argh AQA. The three letters that terrify students as well as OCR and EPQ

Best after credits clip yet. Also that is an amazing waiting room!

This episode should have been called "Trains and stuff, woo!",

I thought I'd watch it again a year on! It's still just as enjoyable as the first time!

Superb closing views of Hereford Station and sunset. And I adore the outtake at the end! Brilliant.

Lovely piece on the BBC News this morning about All The Stations, congrats on the 1/2 way mark!

Love Great Malvern Station and the Malvern Hills. Been there many times from London. A beautiful day's outing.

Congratulations on the first half done! BTW: Loving the post-roll bloopers!

So less than 50% of the stations left... but nearly all of the scenery to come. Lots more to look forward to! Seriously, you two are the most uplifting thing that has happened for literally months. When you reach 100% can you just, like, keep going? I don't mind seeing the same places twice :-)

Go to Oxford station at around 17.30 and get on the 17.35 to Didcot Parkway. That train is one I have found which stops at appleford and culham

(1:55) "smile, your on CCTV" man, I love England! Best people!!

Great to see you pass the 50% mark! Still loving the content and the chemistry between you two, especially in this video

With only 30 minutes, I would never risk a walk to the village, shopping, and back!

Bicester Village - signs that say "To the Village" - makes me think of Patrick McGoohan, for some reason........

Congratulations on reaching the half way stage guys. Been with you all the way looking forward to seeing the final 50%.

Watched you on the bbc this morning,so subscribed at once....ex pat living 41 years in Holland,great to see the uk💖super films😀👍best wishes🤘

RE: "Bicester Village Station" well as far as a few of us locals are concerned it's still called Bicester Town Station as it was for so many years. Bicester is not a village but a Town ! Yes you are right - it's all car park for the shopping centre. We do in fact have a real high street called Sheep Street with shops where you can buy things for a pound.

Hi Geoff, I had a look and there are 7 direct trains from Appleford(APF) and Culham (CUM) No joke that is it's 3 letter station code 😊 Love the video's Hi to Vicki as well. From Jack Eyre, Year 9 at The Featherstone Academy, Yorkshire

I really love the shots of Great Malvern out of the HST window!

Thanks for the upload! From across the pond; I'm loving the series and I am jealous of England's (edit: Britain's) rail network

Just seen the item on the BBC website. Congratulations. Your journey makes us all feel better.

Hi Geoff and Vicky, really enjoying your trip so far! All of my friends find it weird that I am fascinated by trains but have told them to enjoy your series and see the glory of rail transport in the UK! Although I live in St Albans now (of which we have had too much coverage haha), I am looking forward for you to pass through Nailsea & Backwell my real local station. I'll also add that you should give the Weston Super Mare branch line a real bit of coverage! Nothing like being on an HST on single track passing through Weston Milton, a station from my experience is barely used. Good luck! Mike

Outstanding work, as always, guys!

When i see Geoff struggling with the heat i wanna tell him it'll be over soon and the usual temps will arrive soon....Then i realise these are recorded days before they are posted ;) another great vid. i'm addicted.

I forget how far north Britain is, and at the summer solstice it's half ten at night and the sun hasn't fully set. I'm so sorry the points failure made this leg so dreadful. But humour is intact!

They make such an amazing couple. I could just watch this series to see their cute interactions with each other. That clip at the end when Vicky takes Geoff in her hands made me go awwwww. I'm still waiting for my Vicky to arrive in my life but I think she missed her connection. 🙁 Good question. If you guys were to get married - what station waiting room would the ceremony take place? And what station would the party be at? OR WOULD IT BE ON A TRAIN?????

17:20 Didcot Parkway to Banbury stops at all 3 stations!

0814 and 0853, Appleford to Culham. Takes 1 minute only.

Awesome series guys!

What a great couple just light relief in our hour of need

Glad to see you more stoic than after your missed connection at Westbury. I was really worried for you that week. Carry on, like others I will get withdrawal symptoms after the series ends.

Always knew you'd love both Malvern stations - had the awesome-ness of living within the town for 10 1/2 Years until 2009 when Wolverhampton came calling. So glad this getting worldwide attention!

A long day on the Longest day, over 50% done. Well done Vicki & Geoff.

To walk between those two awkward stations takes 65 mins so the best train is likely to be the walking express

Here in Philadelphia, it's always the 3rd day when all the trains get affected by the hottest weather. It's not fun!!

Yay happy 50 percent. Geoff, Vicki it is always a pleasure to watch your updates. You both bring an excitement to travelling by train. This summer we are holidaying in the west county and have decided to go by train. Looking forward to my second journey on a HST 😁 I have purchased one of your "All the stations" green T-shirts looking forward to wearing it on Holiday. Darren

There's a lovely little tea room on the Worcester bound platform at Great Malvern, if you're round that way again. It probably does a good bit of trade, as there's a fair number of trains terminating there, you do have to switch platforms though, and back again for a connection to Hereford.

Honestly, if you ever want to go from London Paddington to Hereford, there's a direct service. Also, considering I get the Hereford-Birmingham train twice a day, I can confirm: it is always delayed. You get over it.

Glad you got to see the waiting rooms at Shrub Hill; they were a little neglected until recently and now look smashing. Those tiles!

You guys pack very light!

So sweet. She gave him a little hug right at the start.

Super work.

Free water is really good. Thats good service.

Love your videos there great, they've changed the outside area of Hereford train station with new buildings and a transport hub which is still being done

Well done on hitting the halfway mark & I also got to see my local station as well - wondered if it would make it on screen.

Congrats, Geoff & Vicki on passing the halfway mark. Also great that you were featured on BBC Breakfast this morning.

Woo Acton Main Line! Yeah, it was my favourite Acton station when I lived there. Only two trains an hour though!

EYYY!!! LOCAL TO ME!! Well Done on 50% too and this has got to be the best video yet!!

My favourite route back home - Reading to Oxford then up to Worcester SH and a local service to Kiddy (and then on to the SVR) Some lovely views - I like seeing the Malverns looming in the distance...

Those sunglasses are a mood geoff

Don't know what the trouble with the points would have been but continuous welded rail, although providing a much smoother ride, makes the tracks much more vulnerable to buckling than the old fish plate jointed short sections of rail. The tendency to sideways buckling is combated by heaping the ballast at the ends of the sleepers to provide resistance to sideways movement. If that heaping up is reduced, possibly because of old ballast spreading or work adjacent to the track, the resistance is reduced. This often leads to the imposition of speed limits in hot weather (so a derailment is less serious). At worst, major track buckling can occur and stop trains entirely.

Rail Travel in Worcester is always hell, they've got perpetual signal problems at Forgate, and there's something wrong with those points at Shrub Hill. And of course London Midlands is pretty naff, never enough coaches, especially on the peak time trains from Hereford to New Street, where there usually a good 100 college students from Hereford Sixth Form who have to sit on the floor.

That giggle at the end was adorable

Vicki's right, of course. The problem with climate change is not the absolute values involved (at least until the Arctic/Antarctica melt too much), but the rate of change. Flora and fauna can't rely on evolution to cope. Companies can't change their infrastructure quickly enough either. Some wonky points are just the tip of the iceberg (sort of pun intended).

Vicki, glad you liked worcester, its a lovely place.

Eeeugh the plague of problems at Worcester in 2017, I was commuting to Birmingham then and there was literally not a day when there was no delay, short form or cancellation, the bad days of London Midland. At Shrub Hill the signal gantry at the Birmingham end is magnificent and dates back to Victorian times. Great Malvern station is glorious and has a secret exit. Hereford again is a magnificent station, the second built in the City and has a little used Platform 4. Also if you stayed at the Travelodge, then that was then site of the other Hereford station.

You were on the Telly!! 😀

Love the Shrub Hill waiting room!

Yeah the Victorians did have issues with the thermal expansion back then, generally it would cause a derailment or crash.....

Ooo a lovely looking Triumph Stag at Hereford station!

You are such good youtubers

Just saw you guys on the 1'oclock news!

Used to walk past shrub hill all the time, dad worked next to the station, and I walked 5 minutes to where I worked. Missed a lot of stations on this route like moreton on marsh, Evesham etc. Often used to do Worcester moreton, also moreton to Paddington

This is like the walk between the two Yeovil stations. which of course doesn't have a connecting train at weekends...Which makes trips from Bristol to Lyme Regis that bit more challenging.

Congratulations on reaching Half Way There Day at Shipton-Under-Wychwood! It's all North from here! :D

I am subscribed. I love the videos. There is a problem though. Residing in Surrey (B.C./Canada, NOT Surrey, U.K.) I am awakened by the You Tube bell between 2 & 3 a.m. most nights and HAVE to watch! :)

First class on the Finstock Flyet!

Apologies that you were greeted by construction barriers and the sight of Morrisons (terrible supermarket, used to work for them). Anyway, hope you enjoyed your brief stay in Hereford, the true cider city!

my hometowns (Worcester and Malvern). lovely :)

only time I've ever been to Hereford is when I passed thru recently on a rail replacement bus so I was too annoyed to look at its beauty

Diggin the platform 9 3/4 ear rings! ^^

Just waiting to catch your again on BBC breakfast at 07:50. !

It's almost as if they don't want you to leave bicester village

17:20 Didcot Parkway to Banbury calls at Appleford, Cullham and Radley and then all stations to Banbury

I have been to the Oxford station! I've never been on a more crowded train than Oxford to London in July 2012. As an American used to having trains to himself off peak(septa) it was quite the culture shock.

Points are a very sensitive part of the railway. The whole system is designed with safety in mind, so even if there's a minor issue with a point, the whole traffic in that area is closed. They would rather have passengers complaining than have a railway accident.

I used to live a few minutes from Great Malvern station and have spent more time than I wish to remember on the station. It is a lovely station though. I now live in Herefordshire and Hereford is my local station, not a patch on Great Malvern though!

"Trains and stuff - woo". Had me laughing so much

Subscribed, enjoying this series alot. Michael Portillo watch out !

Ah, Culham! I know that area of Oxfordshire well.

Ahh it's CC from the previous Oxford video :D also: new HP earrings that I love.

I did the greenford branch 6 weeks before this was filmed , it's weird but a fun 12 minute ride and the bay at greenford is so blizzard

Geoff doesn't do heat at all by the look of this, anything over 20°C and he starts losing it ;-)

I think this story made one of the railway magazines a few years ago, a discarded seat reservation ticket found on the ground somewhere - Worcester Foregate Street to Worcester Shrub Hill, yes really !!

I still find it a bit weird boarding at train on the new Chiltern platforms at Oxford in what used to be the place where I parked my car.

Congratulations on your semi-goal! :-D

You are such troopers!

love the final shot lol:D I feel hot just watching the video!

It is a gorgeous view, the fact your'e still together after so many stations is amazing, well done. Now, forget #allthecastles, how about #allthehotels?

When Crossrail is out, do another all the stations!!

Awh this is my homeland. I live in London now but got the train from paddington to Hereford just a few days ago :)