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The Isle of Mann - is one place I MUST arrange a short stay at ! It's somewhere I've wanted to go for years. Maybe later this year I'll have my trip there. A nice weekend stay would be brilliant.

That loco mostly do 15-25 mph

The " whooping" is the hydraulics repowering, Like you hear on an Airbus 320 before ,during and after flight......i think.❤

Kitesurfing is an amazing sport. Go for it !

Not travelled on the MML since BR operated HSTs. I think it would take 45/1s on mark 2s to get me back on the rails.

Breda's former station designed by Hans Bak is no more, it was replaced by the current one designed by Koen van Velsen, which was officially opened in 2016.

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Amazing video. Thanks for sharing. 👍2

Love this system, brilliant from yount to old, like me, lol

My late father used to take me on this line. To this day I love it. Its a special place with goodemories both of my dad and more recently my children. A nicely done video. Thanks. Liked and subscribed.

The Master Cutler did not use the Midland main line.

Thanks for creating such a high-quality walking video!

Thanks for sharing your experiences. They were quite useful for me and helped me on my journey. I hadn't heard this information before.

Spent a great day with the goodlady last June 2023 ( Sunny day ) staff very friendly, had fun riding the buses and train , time fly by I would go again if in the area 😊

4:20 - Morris 1000 van, here painted in Post Office Telephones green complete with a no4 ladder on the roof rack. This is what I was provided with after my training period was over and unleashed onto the unsuspecting subscribers (as they were known as then). I later discovered that there was a no 5 ladder which was three rungs longer over the sections. I 'persuaded' my boss to let me get one for safety reasons. (I would not have to stretch so far at the top of the ladder.)

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍4

About to make the same comment, good information but being visual impaired by the time I had noticed the captions and started to read they had gone. otherwise a well produced video.

Nice video. Thank you for sharing. 👍2

I always find it strange that there appeared to be huge urgency to wire this route to Corby, yet the electrification programme of the majority of the line to Sheffield seems painfully slow (not to mention being cancelled/reinstated at least three times). As it stands the work continues but wIll the MML ever be completely electrified? I'm not sure it will to be honest. The government are definitely not fully onboard with the project (why else would they order bi mode diesel trains instead of fully electric?) but I've never fully understood why? Perhaps somebody coul enlighten me.

Nice video. Thank you for sharing. 👍4

Been there many times, always enjoyable buses, trolleys, trams and trains who needs more?

Hi, great information but can you leave the captions up a little longer please, thank you.

Nice video. Thank you for sharing.

The upgrade provides space for an additional fast train on the Hope Valley Line itself, but it won’t be possible to operate it due to severe capacity restrictions in Sheffield and Manchester. The main benefit it’s actually providing is significantly more timetable resilience for existing trains and the ability to run more freight.

❤❤❤❤❤Moj lipi rodni grade.❤❤❤❤.

As journeys home go, this one looked interesting and relaxed. Thanks for all the additional information titbits - just the right level

Cornwall is unique in Britain as a single main line corridor (leading to a dead end) from which there are numerous dead-end branch lines, and every single one of them leads to a picturesque environment, mostly idyllic coastal towns.

WOW! I loved being with you on that fascinating train ride from Penzance to London. The Cornwall and Devon counties, and adjoining areas have always appealed to me. I've never been to England, although I have done a two week pilgrimage to Scotland as my dad was from Dundee. But after your video that south west corner of the UK still rates high in my plastic bucket list of must do destinations before they measure me up for my last journey in the polished pinewood box. I'm in south east Queensland, and love the train journeys on RUclips, but particularly from the UK, having given rail transport to the world. I look forward to more adventures with you, albeit from your collections.

Aw sad to see the end of the series it was lovely! Makes me excited for me trip to Cornwall in April! :)

Great video channel. I'm a fan of your Channel.

Despite the rain, I really enjoyed both the trolleybus and tram rides. Thanks for sharing!

enjoying this little Cornwall series, thank you!

Great video! Although you didn't film Fan Tan Alley, I thought it was exceptional. Also, your literacy skills are on point.

Very nice video. I live in Westbury, just down the road a bit from Heywood Road Junction, where the track splits between the Station lines and the avoiding lines (you probably know this). The avoiding lines are slightly closer and on a more elevated embankment than the station lines, so since I am up late quite often, I usually see or hear the Night Riviera. Now I realise why I miss it occasionally - it's trundling through the station instead.

10:23 you almost killed me=)) too loud i got scared

This route is really quite breathtaking isn´t it? And if people criticise the trains for being "old", i really believe they are the best trains to travel in this senic railway..

Bella Fiume !

Such a shame it was raining on the day. Everyone would have been hiding in the cafe. It is usually bustling with people.

What a great place, on my list for a visit, with Grandson.

Awesome !!! Stunning !!! Great !!! Interesting !!! Great !!!

Good to hear the old EP brake pumping away!

Hello! Note: István Tisza is a defining politician of the indicated era. Gyula Andrássy: Due to his role in the 1848-49 War of Independence, he was sentenced to be hanged in absentia. He was pardoned after the Compromise (1867). The Chain Bridge was recently opened to pedestrian traffic. 4:35 Tunnel. According to the joke, it was built where it is so that when it rains, the Chain Bridge can be pushed under it, so that the Chain Bridge does not rust. According to another legend, the lions guarding the Chain Bridge have no tongue. That is why they are mute, because they cannot speak without a language. Beneficial for lovers.. 5:14 Corvus cornix. Smart bird. The medieval castle was almost completely destroyed in the wars between 1526-1686. 8:56 The figure braking the horse wears traditional "csikós" ( englis cca: chikosh) clothes. The shepherd who deals with csikós horses. He is at the beginning of the hierarchy of shepherds. The Austrian Spanish Riding School uses Lipizzan horses to this day. One breeding of Lipizzan horses is in Szilvásvárad in Hungary in the Bükk Mountains. Margitsziget was originally three islands, they were united when the current image of the Danube was created. The name of the largest island was the island of Nyulak ( Rabbit's ). King Béla IV's daughter Margit lived in a monastery here. During the Tatar ( mongolian) campaign (1444-45), the king offered his daughter to the church in order to save himself and the country. The girl also died here, her grave is also here. . The island was named after him. 12:41 is the Lego version of the previously mentioned lion. Best.

Hi, whoever is behind the video production, the places you visit are actually vety interesting. But you could appear on the camera and talk, or even add music. Have a great time!

This appears to be an older video of the tramway