Train Derailment/Crash at Grange over Sands (24/03/2024)
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Drone view at Grange over Sands , Cumbria . UK. a place at one time we went Swimming and Playing back in the 60's when it was all sand , now it has silted up by more that 6 meters . Now the water from the Golf course is pumped over and under the tracks . Now it been Flooding on the Land side .
This was not a "Train Crash" but a derailment .Two completely different events.
Thank you for the foot/goat/drone work 😊
It isnt as bad as it look but the train driver only passed his test a week befor the derailment
So dramatic with the word, crash. It derailed, stayed upright and knocked the wall.
If this is going to happen next month someone should warn the authorities
Must have been a massive shock for the driver , seeing that coming up .
Both sets
Wonder if the whole embankment is suspect? Due to do a rail tour along here next month. Fingers crossed in more ways than one!
Very irritating, but it’s NOT a crash, but simply a derailment. Network Rail will surely give a full account of what happened.
Thanks fort sharing. God bless you on your drone adventures.
This looks like a wide culvert bridge needs to be put into place so the water can flow freely under the track!
Unfortunately one side is tidal the other not.The tidal side at spring tide is I would estimate at least 20ft above the land behind.The landward side is part of the old estuary well below high tide level.It has been pumped since the railway was built.A culvert would not work.
@@andycruickshank1671 Thanks, is that one area that gets pumped or are there others along the length of the line?
@@andycruickshank1671Very interesting. I would like to see more from this area.
@@billmmckelvie5188 There are other areas.
@@andycruickshank1671 Thanks!
Why do you call this a "crash"? The track was damaged, the train derailed, and it hit a glancing blow to the wall.
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'Tis but a flesh wound!
This train crash apparently happened one month into the future, because I'm watching this video on 26/03/2024.
Geez is it still only March , time goes slow when you having Fun . Thanks for the Heads Up .
Are both sets off the road or just the leading set? Network Rail say 2 weeks to clear this lot up.
Train now back on the Track . Just the sink hole to sort out , The water pipe line had a join under the track ,
Hi Paul, Great video! I am a producer working on a documentary about sinkholes and subsidence. We are looking at the Grange over Sands derailment. Would be really keen to tell you more.
Wasn't a crash though was it, a derailment yes. Why do we make such a big thing 0f derailment, never did when I was a Euston driver
24/04 2024 (as listed) is the wrong date unless the said crash is in the future LOL!
thank you for the forewarning
?? It's already happened.
It’s taken over 150 years for it to finally break through. Wonder how many other embankments are ready to wash out??
With so much water the other side of the track it looks as if the whole length might be vulnerable. The lot needs draining with culverts first and then test the subsoil beneath the ballast for the 1/2 mile length.
The whole length has been doing it's job for 150 years or so.A little more close maintenance maybe needed but not a lot more.
@@andycruickshank1671 Yes I know but we are getting unprecedented rainfall now and drainage fit for 150 years ago will not suffice today.
@@rodneycooperLMSCoach The water needs to be pumped as the landward side is much lower than the seaward side.A culvert would flood the land behind at higher tides.A higher volume pumping system in secure solid pipes is what is needed.If you look closely on the video you will see the original ,or at least the pipe that did the job 50 years ago,as the middle one of the three pipes.It is much deeper under the track than the more recent ones.
@@rodneycooperLMSCoach You seem to have missed the point.The railway acts as a barrier between the sea and the land behind stopping that land becoming part of the foreshore.However the water has to be pumped out when it gets to high. If you look on the video you can see the standing water on the landward side of the embankment.
@@andycruickshank1671 Yes I can see the standing water on the landward side but making the Railway a barrier to flooding makes it vulnerable. From what you say then a defence such as at Dawlish would be required as well.
Derailment, Crash doe's it really matter it ain't going anywhere.
Drone views are by far the best. Unfortunate thathe poster does not khow to use the English language.
Some of these comments are so childish 🙄🙄🙄
You're childish!
It's like the News, people like to be dramatic.
Looking into the future
Mystic Meg strikes again....
Couldn't you type in a commentary?
No , No edit to the video , stopped putting music to my video , to much copyright . lot of my video have been blocked .
5 minutes would of been more than enough dude. But this should not be happening its almost like it was done on purpose to me. Tech these days dosent allow this to happen unless foul play?.
You need to see both side of the track to see what has happened on the Track and the sink hole . that is you won't to see how it came about .
Back to the future ;)