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Class 59? If so they sound so different to class 66...

Nice video, I’m pretty sure I took this route in the late 70’s and again in the early 80’s on school trips to France (Boulogne) to Folkestone and Dover from Cheltenham and Gloucester.

you didnt mention Victoria ASC on approach to Clapham opposite Pig Hill Sidings

Memories...I wonder if anyone else shares them. I grew up in Thornton Heath in the 1950s and until around 1960 it was my local station to travel to my Gran's house in East Croydon. Look at the stretch between the two bridges on the London side of TH. Does anyone remember the two headshunts for the west (fast side) and east yards? You can clearly still see where they were. And the incredible trailing ladder crossover between the two, battered noisily and constantly by PULs, PANs and BELs on the fast lines? What about the retaining wall to the train's left as it approaches the second bridge, now mainly topped with a wire fence but, at the abutment, not so. I used to sit up there and watch those leviathans thunder across the ladder and it looks as though I still could perch there today. And follow that wall around to the left after the bridge. That was the boundary of the east yard, a huge (to my young eyes) complex of sidings devoted, I believe, entirely to coal, where on at least one occasion my Dad took me to see if he could beg or scrounge a bag of nutty slack or dust to feed our depleted stock...

what is the ECR for North Pole Depot? Looks like it could either be Didcot or Rugby, is there an OHNS between those two somewhere in the depot?

Thanks, very helpful information especially at Dartford station

WM626, you have the option of going straight onto the relief lines? Not sure what the route indicator would show, maybe UR or DR? That would also take you to Mitre Bridge

Excellent quality video. Do you have any for the Chatham Mainline?

Moght have been at work that day, Three bridges asc, looked like you had a good run after being held at T135 @ South croydon, we usually hold the frieghts there waiting for a shunter at purley or crawley new yard, great video, ill get a freight drivers job one day 🙏👍🏼

Great stuff, still gets my head in a dither with the spaghetti complexity of SE London Lines etc, all the best, Retired Signalman.

can anyone please tell me what the 40|60 speed limit sign means

Thank you for another great video, they really are very good for route learning

11:06 why is there a shunt signal?

Great video. Especially with all the annotations. Do you happen to have a video of this route in reverse? If so, I'd be interested to see it.

One of the best drivers' eyes videos on RUclips Thank you so much Craig J 👍🏾

At 19:42 you're passing the second biggest toilet in London. (Stamford Bridge for the record-only the Emirates Stadium is a bigger khazi)

Fantastic videos, I really appreciate the use of graphics to emphasise route indications and running lines. Best videos by far and a valuable tool for anyone roads learning.

Great video. I like the subdued colour.

Great 👍 VIDEO 👍

6V18 if I’m not mistaken. If this video was taken 4 months ago, once you pass CXA575 on the Up Maidstone, you then come under EKSC ( East Kent Signalling Centre ) Rochester workstation until you get to Higham. Then North Kent 2 take over. CX101 is Cuxton’s 1st signal.

Class 66?

Gets me out of Ohio for a little while. Thank you, Jesus!

i used to live in Brixton many years ago. i had grandparents living in clapham common...

When i was a lad many times spent at Wandsworth Road platform 2 trying to catch all the numbers down.

Wasn't this area the busiest in the world at some point?

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Interessante en informatieve video

Part of the route rendered in wire frame in the Southern Belle computer game in the 80s - nice to see what it *really* looks like!

Clapham Junction to Purley isn’t really a long journey. But still very interesting journey.

Where do you get a map of all the train names (Down Brighton Slow etc) from?

Thank you again!

Hello, nice video. Regards

Thank you for these great videos! They are concise, informative and at the same time beautiful. Best route learning videos I have seen.

Thanks for sharing.Thanks from an Australian rail fan.

Just noticed they have demolished Balham Signal Box, is that correct?

An interesting video. Remember being in the London area, and seeing some of the locations! Like a trip back in time! Cheers mates! 😊

Excellent graphics and information.

As a Sarf Londoner I love South London’s railways best. What i enjoy about your drivers eye videos is where you point out and explain the signals,

What loco is this?? There's no mention of it anywhere 😢

great train video bro

Excellent videos you produce, I've used them a lot during route learning especially as you put all the indications that can be received at signals. I will query whether TVC680 in the up direction can give the "T" indication as the 15mph crossover runs from the up to the down (according to the Sectional Appendix); should this have instead been included for TVC682 or would you be crossing over to cross back again OR is my SA out of date?

Thanks for the video. There appears to be an issue with frames being skipped.

FRUMOS ENGLAND!!!!😃🇬🇧🇬🇧❤❤❤❤🏞

What i also love about this video is seeing 25kv overhead along with 750dc.....and that Southern class 377... i didn't think they'd be on this route especially running off the overhead past Shepherds Bush !!!!. I've learnt something new today !!!

Thank you sooooo much for these videos. Easily the best by far. LOVE all the line information !!!. Your videos are fantastic for us modellers who want to try and replicate the real railway as much as possible. There's a hell of a lot to take into account and detail, especially in N gauge !!!. Have a great Easter and keep them coming !!!.

What does "Do Not Take" mean? Thanks.

really a great video 🛤

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Impressive. Not a long journey but very interesting.

Thanks again!!!