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Thank you four great film. More please.

Great film more please. Thank you very much. Loved it.

Very interesting but the unnecessary and intrusive music made it very difficult to concentrate on what was being said

Recently spent a day riding 3 different steam engines on this line! Well worth the money! A great day out for all the family!!

my favorite railway :DDDD

What a great video. Your personal involvement make it even better.

An absolutely brilliant video!

How delightful...

That children is 76084 is our standard 4 loco...lives in sheringham restored in the north east . Shes a beaut...

WOW!!!! What a film!!! Love the color of it. Did you color grade on that or what did you do, please? I subscribed and like it.

Great video, but I do love to hear the trains and not the music

Took my son Mathew there several times when he was younger and on one occasion while watching the steam engine take on water it spilled over onto the tracks to which he instantly said look Daddy it’s having a wee wee. Never laughed so much as did everyone around us.A great preserved line to visit and must go back sometime and believe it or not he still remembers it to this day and he’s nearly 30.

Thankyou - What a brilliant little video made in the most clever way - Past Present and Future - awesome

Even though i was born in brum in 1959, i dont remember these! Spending holidays in glasgow in 60s, i certainly remember them running there!

My auntie Mabel King ran the pub in the years 40-50 perhaps before then,right next to the level crossing .My mothers family lived along Aylesbury Road,Bierton,so lovely to see this video,l have lived in Italy for 58 years I'm now 80 so many memories of England ❤️👍👏💂🇬🇧

Seems like a really nice little railway to visit will definitely set a few dates aside for this year. 😁

I wish they could extend their trackage. Their line is way too short.

Such a contrast from your usual fayre, but well worth doing. Brilliant!!

Thank you for sharing this. I used to live on Bedgrove and my parents at Bierton so we walked across the Crossing and past the Prince of Wales most weekends. That was in the 1960s/70s.

I was just four months old at the time. Trolleybuses I only have second hand observations of other people!

As a young boy i can just remember the last trains here.I lived in Ashley Row and watched the rails been cut up and taken away in tipper lorries. Thanks for a lovely little film.

hmmmmm Neat!

I was there on that day. I still have all my 1/- tickets from the day as well.

What a lovely video! We live at no.7, one of the cottages in the middle, set back from the road! I found a book a few years go about the Aylesbury Railway and branch line to Cheddington, but otherwise have found very little information or photos, so it's wonderful to see your video. It would be amazing if you had anything else to share and any information on the middle cottages and why they are different from the terraced ones, any old photos would be great! A couple of years ago, a chap in his 80s dropped round and knocked on our door, he said his name was John Tomey and he used to live in our house back in the 40s/50s onwards when he was a little boy. We invited him in for a cuppa and chatted for a few hours. He said his early memories were of the war and seeing only women on Broughton Crossing because the men had been sent off to fight. Lovely chap, I wonder if you or your family know him?

Railway videos should not be accompanied by music. All you need is the music of the train and locomotive itself!!!

Super footage caught on a lovely sunny day thanks for uploading really enjoyed it.

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The East Suffolk Light Railway

What is the train called again?

At the NNR, Do you know what happened to the flatbed wagon carrying a “Navy” style blue with white grey tip torpedo? I have seen it before in 2020 or 2021. 🤨❓

great video 👍

Hi! We would like to use some of the footage from this video for publicity for the overhaul of Andrew Barclay 2157. Would this be okay? We would happily credit you.

Only just realised how the world slowly became more agressive. Shape of vehicles. Pre 1980 vehicles were all soft and rounded off. But later years became more angular and agreessive looking.

What ‘Safety First’ looks like 👍

Brilliant video well done great camera work as well bye for now Philip

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Had the pleasure of traveling on this line a few years ago. Absolutely loved it. And I have a Station Master Bear from Holt Station too. It’s such a lovely project and the fantastic work and care put in by those who run it has to be seen to be believed. If you’re ever in this part of Norfolk folks don’t miss this. ✨💖✨

Thank you for coming back again, I hope you enjoyed yourself.

if it is silent video, then what a beautiful sound design!

beautiful

Brilliant 60's recreation (not that I'd know being born in 68)

Cool!!!

The standard 4 is a lovely loco, but it would be lovely if the Ivatt 4 could be based at NNR as such an appropriate loco for this last surviving bit of M&GN land.

Can’t believe double track and a branch. It seems no time at all since GCR was industrials Littleton no 5 and Robert Nelson no 4 hauling trains.

Wish I could get behind the wheel of one

A perfect summers day out!

Lovely video, thank you. Progress they say…

So who's the star of the film??

Really nice. Shows the railway well. A lot changed since, especially at Princes Risborough. Thanks, Simon T

Thank you for producing this. I live in Broughton Crossing at No 10 and it is fascinating to see how it looked in years gone by. I loved the blending of my house from present to past. Any further information would be gratefully received.