Peak Rail Driver's Eye View - Matlock to Matlock Riverside
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A couple of months ago, I went to Peak Rail, and whilst there I filmed them propelling into Matlock Riverside from out of the window, in such a way that it looked like a driver's eye view. Now, two months later, here it is!
Filming spots: www.google.com...
My band: / indignationmeeting
My music channel: www.youtube.co....
My flickr: www.flickr.com....
"Driver's eye view"? Was the driver sitting on the rear buffers of the last coach?
The length of his optic nerve will surprise you!
@@MrAlex3461 1500 microns (or 1.5 millimeters) Google is my friend
No, they were propelling - but you can imagine!
What are the instructions that the guard keeps relaying to the driver??
"Keep setting back; keep setting back"
@@PHsRailwayVideos Thanks that's interesting! So I guess the meaning is like "keep on reversing". The driver would not have a clear view of the track, but the guard does.
@@Firenzaman Exactly - there's no run-round loop at Matlock, so the loco has to push the coaches to one half a mile up, and the end coach has a window through which the guard can see. A really interesting system, and the only one of its type I've ever seen!
where is this England
In the the Peak District, Midlands - around 20 miles south of Sheffield