Congrats on finishing the UK stations! New challenge, All the Preserved Railways.

The Isle of Man maximum quaintness. What a beautiful place!

Nice to see that the IOM has a refreshingly relaxed attitude to health and safety! No Nanny State there..!! ... and I love the way everything is a bit homemade and rickety! The chalk sign about the request stop in the 'garden shed' shelter! ... and the green chair!! Just wonderful......

So sorry this is all over. Ireland was great but Isle of Man has brought back so many memories 🍦🚞🎵🌞🤽‍♀️. Well worth contributing on Kickstarter. Best value this year! Thank you.

So adorable! And that was a really smooth token exchange! Isle of Man is definitely on the bucket list now.

Yay bonus! Thank you for shedding light on this beautiful underrated island, I have since added it to my bucket list. That's a huge wheel. When I lived in Sleepy Hollow, there's a wheel like that one but much smaller and it's from the time of Dutch/British colonization in the 1600s (the owner was Dutch but it was built when NY was a British colony)

Each time a new higher level quality production, quality stories, quality items and quality presentation, more please! I don't understand why television has not picked you two up yet .

Went to the Isle of Man in secondary school for the day from Liverpool on the gorgeous old boats. Now 53 and seeing your videos makes me want to go back, it looks wonderful.

I think these 3 videos have been my favourite so far - well done guys, and now we know what Vicky calls Geoff when he’s being naughty lol 😂

What a beautiful finale to this short, yet amazing series! All the stations Germany next? It's only ~6000!

If you want to see an original Groudle Glen Railway loco, Polar Bear, it's preserved at Amberley Museum in Sussex.

"Get out of my shot. What do you mean, 'No'? You just want a piece of the Vicki Explores action." 😃😃😃 Get him, Vicki!

Well done, Geoff and Vicki! Thanks for a most enjoyable mini-series on the Isle of Man. Who would have thought there would be such a variety of railways there? I particularly like the vintage trolley cars that are still working hard, but those little steam locos are facinating, too. Cheers from Wisconsin.

Splendid! Basically the Isle of Man is Heritage Island!

So the Isle of Man series is over. How sad. Thanks Geoff &Vicki for a great trio of videos. Where next?

Groudle Glen is a great little railway and they're so friendly. When I visited in 2013, the only day they were running it poured with rain but I persisted taking photos and they all thought I was mad! But I got a footplate ride as well which was great fun and very different to the locos I fire on the GCR

Geoff, Vicki, thank you so much for three phenomenally outstanding Isle of Man videos. I have been to the Isle of Man and, one day, someday, hope to go again. Thank YOU once again, great job.

This just leaves the ISLE OF WIGHT to be Ticked off from All The Stations! Congratulations!!

This IoM trilogy's been such a sweet series. Like a delicious small dessert after the UK and Ireland ATS mains. The Isle of Wight will be the cheese & biscuits, yes?

I’ve loved these IoM films as I had an aunt who lived there and was taken twice to stay with her as a very small child, but then she died before I was three and I haven’t been back since. I have very dim memories and a few b/w photos of the steam trains, Laxey Wheel and some very sunny beaches. My parents used to talk about Lacey and Groudle Glen a lot. You’ve brought it all to life for me! Thank you. I WILL visit myself. Maybe next summer.

I always like GGR more then the other I think because of its own class of character & you did get to ride Sea Lion the original Steam Engine that came to the Island for the Opening of the Line. I do remember there was a steam engine called Annie but I don't know where that is. You did forget the Miniature Train at the Curraghs Wildlife Park. And you may have to go back for the Horse Tram when it is running again. All in All a Brilliant 3 days of seeing the most magnificent Trains and Trams in the world. Thank you both Geoff and Vicki.

A great way to finish off the IoM trilogy!! Glad you enjoyed it, and pleased the weather stayed fine for you, not as hot as today though!!

oooh, Vicki said Geoffrey in her serious voice. Thank you both for a delightful video. Love from Phoenix, AZ

Superb video. One of the best yet. Your enthusiasm and that of the participants shines like a beacon.

So cute! It's impossible to watch these videos without smiling throughout. Looking forward to the next adventure!

this 3 part Isle of Man was a real gem.. thank you both for such a lovely time.

I had 10 years on the Isle of Man most of that time a bus driver so I got paid to see that beautiful scenery and made some great friends who I keep in touch with.

Great finale to the short series. The whole series was amazing and certainly makes me want to visit the Isle of Man sometime soon.

Beautiful and so enjoyable!...thank you Geoff and Vicki congratulations on a job well done! 😊 👍 ...take care!

Hi from New Zealand. Love you two. There’s something refreshing about your style, giggle and voices. Was in Dorset last month and was cool to experience the rail I’ve seen on your vids. Waterloo to Dorchester south.

The train at the start really went with the all the stations tune!!! Great editing

Loved the Isle of Man series: loads of interest, ably summed up in your superb videos. Thank you. (note to self: must visit)

A great bonus end to a lovely mini adventure! I'll have to visit the Isle Of Man now, as it's so pretty and so close!

I've had the Isle of Man on my bucket list for years, now I want to go even more. That Groudle Glen railway looks really nice. I love the location of the main station. If I didn't know I would've guessed it was located somewhere over here in New Zealand.

Lovely memories of going to Isle of Man back in 1958 on a school trip as the school cameraman - I filmed the students going up the Snaefell Mountain Railway and all the other lines with a clockwork cine-camera.

Now onto Liechtenstein!

Full name usage - you're in trouble Geoff! lol. Thanks for the great videos guys and well done video editors. You had lovely weather for it and managed to visit them all, when we went neither Groudle Glen or the Laxey Mine were running, which is a pity as they look fab little lines.

Congratulations on visiting all the stations on The Isle of Man. Three wonderful videos. Total entertainment. Beautifully filmed. Superb audio. Thanks guys so very much

Very nice to see the Groudle Glen Railway in all its glory basking in the sun with great aerial shots. Never seen it before. Thanks for a very sweet little series, I've really enjoyed this. Very high quality content. Why the BBC haven't snapped you two up, I'll never know!

Another great set of videos. Definitely want to go to the Isle of man now the small railways are so cute. Definitely think you should do all the heritage lines next.

Having binge-watched the Ireland series and Manx series, I am now trying to get the "all the stations; all of them" out of my head so I can sleep. :-) Thanks for all this wonderful exploration and insight.

A truly magical place.. definitely brought back memories of my visit

The best series so far. Just makes me want to visit !!!!!

Every time I watch a video you all put out, I feel my wallet getting thinner. Planning my post-graduation trip to the UK just gets more and more expensive when I see a new place to check out. Thank you for all your amazing journeys and including us in them.

It’s always a bit sad when an AtS series finishes, but congratulations on another superb job - top quality content, filming, editing and production and finished off with Steven Francis’ beautiful music. I’m going back over to the IoM for the TT next year (I was there working a few years ago) and it’s given me so many ideas for things to do and places to visit. Roll on the next AtS project!

In my top three favourite All the Stations videos ever. But I still can't decide if the Isle of Man quaint or cute?!

Great, love all your videos, terrific.

A wonderful trip! Thanks so much, for carrying us along.

I loved this set of videos of the IoM it reminds me of my visit there you and Vickie are doing some of the things I did thank you. For the memories.

We used to go on holiday to. The cottages in the. Glen. As a kid we explored the old abandoned lines to the polar bear pens. Happy days.

700th! What do I win!!?? 🤣I love this so much! Geoff's blatant joy & delight is infectious, and I'm so envious of Vicki's cab ride! I definitely want to go! Well done, friends!!

Did that a few years ago, we went to the Isle of Man by train and ferry via Heysham. It was a brilliant experience. The videos from the IoMSR, the MER, the Groudle Glen railway, the mine railway and the horse tram(!) are all on my channel. The only one we didn't do was the Snaefell mountain railway.

Nice little trio of vlogs - thank you guys! The inner nerd in me wonders why the Snaefell Mountain Railway has right hand running, when the IoM Steam Railway and the Manx Electric run on the left, as in normal in the British Isles. The Groudle Glen trains pass on the left as well!

First class video. Really really enjoyed all three Isle of Man videos. Keep up the good work.

Splendid three episodes, thoroughly enjoyed watching.

Geoff & Vicki thank you for making this video. It made me really happy to see such a lovely place. Cheers!

Darlington and what it gave the world when it comes to trains !

thoroughly enjoyed this series Vicky and Geoff really awesome I love this part of the UK

What a brilliant advert for the Isle of Man

Alex Brindley is such a great advocate for the IOM, both on the GGR and his show on Manx Radio.

Thank you very much for your wonderful adventures Vicky and Geoff. Greetings from sunny central Florida.

You've visited so many wonderful stations around Britain, Ireland and now the Isle of man here's to many more station out there, I hope you alway take "To The Trains!"

Great videos, Geoff and Vicki! I visited the IOM on a number of vintage transport weekends in the 1980s and 1990s, so it was interesting seeing how some things have changed, particularly on the MER and GGR--also the Laxey Mines Railway wasn't built then. Keep up the good work, your videos are brilliant! Ray Wilkinson

More delight and fun from a brilliant pair of commentators!

Marvellous as ever.

Great Video cant believe I have not visited.

Groudle Glen best path to a station !

I thoroughly enjoyed this especially the branching out to non railway and Castle visits. For the next series, how about all the UK heritage railways? There are plenty to visit. Don't have to do them in one go. I would chip in some funding for that.

Thank you for visiting the Island and promoting it :) Amazing videos

This has been a lovely wee series. Hoping for some more Scotland stuff at somepoint

Great work on the Isle of Man!!

Superb video not only two railways but also the Laxey wheel

nice videos and Isle of Man is on my list for so long..

Brilliant wee series.

3 Wonderful videos really brilliant thank you 😀

Agreed. Visit Isle of Man, especially Laxey 🙂 great series of videos. On to the next series, there’s all the preserved and heritage railways, Europe, Asia, North, Central, and South America, Australia and New Zealand...

Looks like IoM is a great place to visit on our next trip! Great video & very entertaining & informative

Yup, that looked wheely nice!

I gotta add the Isle of Man to my bucket list....

As usual you both make me smile

I have done all the railways in the Isle Of Man, but I must go back again. Also the Laxey Mine Railway has been developed a lot, since I first went on it. Also I deceived it, by seeing a poster for it, in the cafe at Laxey Station. On the first day I arrived on the Isle Of Man.

I never knew the Isle of Man had so many different railways in such a small area.

You need to do all the stations in alderney

A picturesque scene there around 7.20-7.30 . THAT looks quaint. I never knew Isle of man was so quaint lol

Excellent series. I'm doing something tomorrow which I think you've already covered, Woolwich Foot Tunnel and Ferry.

Excellent guys, nice video as always.

They can install electric generators on those historic water wheels, and use them as part of Isle of Man grid to bring down their CO2 emission. Modern electric generators can be 95% or more efficient, so even with an ancient water wheel the output power would be great.

One of the best videos. Bob Alberta

Great video. Such a great place, IOM.

One of the best renditions of your theme music, you make me want to get a passport just to go to the Isle of Man...

Get out of my shot Geoffrey ... love it, you tell him Vicki

I have a serious case of envy.

That is beautiful

Geoff was in her shot (!!) Best Travel Log on the Net ....

Great!Waiting for the next Challenge...

You made my evening today!

I always love visiting the isle of man - it's manic during TT week - did you get to visit Peel castle on the west coast?

What a splendid set of videos on the Isle of Man! Geoff: repeat after me - Laxey, laxey, Laxey. Only ever one L. Vicky : it's LEFtenant not LOOtenant, please! I was hoping you might have tried to trace the lines which were axed in the past, as the main line ran further north and then down the west coast and then give us the news that they might be opening again!

"How many inches do you have?' love it haha!

I do love the Vicky explores.