cant wait to go again in a few weeks the weather looks dull and rainy as usual whenever i go anywhere

What unusual valve(?) movements.

I love your videos. Are you planning to release any more?

Brilliant. I will need to go check this out. I've only became interested in diesel trains and trains in general over the last few years, mainly due to KZfaq. But I've got the but and I've sent away for my veterans id card so I can get a veterans railcard and get out and about. I'm a late starter being 56 but I enjoy it.

Hows the old 47 799 sitting then?

Beautiful countryside and relaxing sound of 1st generation dmu in motion. Very clever use of in cab and buffer cameras - gives very different perspective and can match the driver's control movements to the train's actions. Excellent! Thanks for sharing and look forward to more

Sitting there the proud owner of the golden nugget licence something I always wanted to do, sadly never moved near enough to a depot and applied like 100 times lol I wouldn't wanna do it now anyways the train cabs are probably like sitting in a plastic box with hardly a window you can open.

I have just realised how this thing works, the one going up is being pulled by the one going down! That is BEAUTIFUL

cool name for a miniature railway dragonfly

Those kinds of vids make me feel like riding in miniature train in the countryside got it on my bucket list!

American here. One day, I want to fly over and visit this railway!

Oooooooooo fancy

The steam train is just sl much faster

I remember this unit in use with southern in white and yellow lower

MY GRANDFATHER ROBERT CLARE BAXTER IS BURIED IN THE CEMERTARY OF THE CHURCH ON THE GREAT ORME. MY FATHER ROBERT DOUGLAS' ASHES ARE THEIR TOO. David Baxter.

LLANDUDNO, MY HOME TOWN. David Baxter.

..... Am wondering why "Irt" was sounding a tad bit lame.....? In the past "Irt" had a crisp, square, cracking beat!

What the reason for the cloth on the right hand controls?

Love this local railway 🛤

Nice well balanced video, inside and out. Just the way I used to go to work..........slow and steady. Great to see Oakworth, fond memories of The Railway Children. Thank you very much.

This railway so soo fabulous

In Blackpool, why don’t you give them the option to Travel on an old tram or one of the modern drums I know disabled people cannot get on the old trams. At least if you have the modern tram running as well, they have got the option for disabled people to get on that tram. It will make a very frequent service on the seafront in Blackpool around Fleetwood.

hi brother can you do the Lakeside Haverthwaite Steam Railway. cab drvier and ELR

Lovely scenery,did it in 1973 the first time.Oh what lovely memories,Thank you.

Great Video Fantastic Tramway I Enjoyed It😊

Sounds like a lot of coal was being shoveled it to me...

Good job!

The best!👍

I am impressed by British ultra-modern, high-speed rail; it is exactly as I had imagined it.

Back again! What is the trolley pole for??

分岐器が日本のケーブルカーより高度な分岐器ですね

Im so said they replaced it with 150

The exhaust beats sound really off😮

How do they manage the timing at the passing places? It looked like a 1-2 sec error would lead to a collision.

Northern 142s used to regularly go from Doncaster to Meadowhall, have many memories of the backache.

Is it just free wheeling most of the time? I’ve no experience with rail vehicles but it looks like you let the throttle off as soon as the speed is correct, Then allow it to roll until you need more speed again or brake. I suppose they roll for ages on rails 🤔

Engine is silent!

These units outlasted many of the old dmu heritage ones in service life. They had very solid underframes and strong bar couplings. I liked them, myself. A great video!

Im extremely interested to visit

Great video! I love the Dragon Miniature Railway. Happy New Year.

these tiny rails were used for freight and passengers?

That's a lot of coal to burn but the Kardashians have them beat by miles.

Would have been far better if you hadn't kept cutting to the cab camera, want to see scenery, not a train cab.

it is endearing and noticeable that emerging buildings lawns and un and coming structures through time have adhered to not over imposing against the tram lines but i think affectionately respecting it

I used to travel on these between Shaw and Crompton Station and Manchester Victoria Station

hi are you going to Bala Lake Railway Ride Through and lakeside and haverthwaite railway

if i had a pug i would bring it to the pug-ney railway!

The end of the line looks a bit hairy😊😊😊. I worked at BICC Erith 1962/1968, remember Sir Tom and WOTO Well, oil fired and 3'-00" gauge as I remember.

Ah, so this is the railway that the two dog characters Rowf and Snitter escaped on in Richard Adams' "The Plague Dogs." This is the exact direction too, as the characters traveled from Dalegarth to Ravenglass. It's great to see footage of the actual locations in the book, and a testament to Adam's narrative prowess, as this is exactly how I imagined it looked just based on his descriptions, even down to that curve in the beginning!

I was relieved when they replaced them on my local with 156s and 158s but honestly I kind of miss bouncing between Morpeth and Newcastle at 75mph 😂