Thanks for another enjoyable day out Keith. It’s great to see these places I used to go to in steam days when growing up in London. Cheers from New Zealand.
Loved the video, just come back from holiday in Devon. All the hst castle class and special running. Did Torquay to Exmouth all along the coast. Stunning.
Thank you for a most enjoyable ride ! Great to see so many Class 37s and 73s about, and nice to see the GBRf liveried Class 47 also. I do like the EMR livery, and it suits both the Class 360EMUs and Class 170s very nicely. Many thanks for your efforts.
That train nose in the distance and almost impossible to see is a class 67 loco, I stopped and watched it again a few times, paused it and went full screen and cross-referenced it with likely candidates and checked on images. Enjoyed the video and it surprises me to see so many vintage locos in use today. I particularly like the class 37 sound and 2nd of my favourites as the obvious all-time number one is the class 55 Deltic sound.
You missed three freights earlier, can i have a full cash refund please Keith haha? A great session again from you. Think you saw all the 6 Rog 37's, amazing! And Derby RTC was full of jems too! Only to finish with a load of terrific stills. Another great trip out and hugely enjoyed, cheers Nick.
Thank you Keith for a great day out it was great to come along with you looking forward to your next video I hope you are keeping well as well as David and lady June please stay safe my friend
A very interesting and varied day out. Thankfully the non-functioning door didn't throw a spanner in the works by making you get off the train and then pulling away with you running up the platform!
Thanks for another enjoyable trip. Pity about the door that didn't open though. Being on Market Harborough station reminded me of being taken to Leicester to visit relatives, in the 1950s, when that station was a dark place. Then all those stops on the way to Northampton, such as Lamport. No corridors on that train, just 3 coaches, pulled by a little tank engine. It always seemed to go fast though.
I use that cross country service to Plymouth to go to Dawlish ,changing at Exeter ,believe me the difference in leg space on a HST is great ,a voyager is awful.I was fortunate enough to have a part time on board job between 2004-2012 for GNER and it’s subsequent successors and worked a lot on HST sets fabulous!
Keith I had a ride on the Elizabeth Line the Monday after it opened. As I can't cope with stairs and escalators the underground is of no use to me. I caught a train from Hemel to Euston, a 205 bus from Euston to Paddington, an Elizabeth line to Abbey Wood and a Thameslnk train from there to St Pancras from where I walked to Euston for a train home.
@@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS I was impressed but I did have a slight problem as my "pushchair" wouldn't go through the gap between the 2and2 seating. There were lots of people having test rides and seeming to enjoy the experience.
Another great day out, thanks, one thing that makes all the top clubs successful is having good substitutes, no David today but Darren did a great job keeping us informed.
A very nice journey thanks for taking us with you as for what to do when the railstrikes are on (lets hope it will be sorted as I have a 500 mile return trip to York on the 22nd!!!!!!) you can have a look at our model railways they will still be running and there are a lot of channels to see. Cheers Robert.
Many thanks for an enjoyable video Nice to see some 37sand 73s plus the 47 BRILL. Have a very good day and a safe one as well to you your big son David and Ladu June. Bless you.
As always Keith, thanks for another memorable trip, especially so because you mentioned my local station, Newark Castle. I was wondering, those incredible finishes on the EMR trains in Purple, are they sprayed or transfers ?Like you, I think it is one of the smartest railway liveries. Best regards, Bob
Hope you read this comment from me Keith, dont know what's been happening wirh UT lately, most odd! Same for me on my channel too. It was good chatting earlier with you, and sorry David is out of sorts, hope he's better very soon. Take care friend speak again soon.
Well that didn't work out too badly Keith, in fact had things run to time you'd have got a Colas 37 at Derby too and almost the 56 coming back with wagons. Still, despite having to use six trains for this round trip the timings were just right for the unit drag and test train on return, and 66799 to finish which I've not seen myself yet. Thank you for sending the Rushton clip for my parents to see.
Hi. Keith how are you feeling today? And your lovely lady June getting on? Here's a thing to think about. What you going to do when the trains go on strike?
Thank you. not a good day today Elvis. breathing/legs and a bit dizzy problems but I still went out to my local station. The lady is fit and well and I saw her last Saturday. The strike will be a nuisance but I have over 400 video's that no one has ever seen so I will use some of them.I started filming many years ago.
ello mate. I hope you are well..nice to hear from you. I am on a very bad something, not at all well, have slept nearly all the last 3 days, just starting to pick up. Thanks for the visit
Do you know what app your son uses to track what trains coming ect as I live near pear tree station just outside derby and we get freight and passenger trains and would love to stand on bridge and film them ect thanks
That was a nice run-round. You got your usual chaos when the door wouldn't open! You've not mentioned June for a long time - is she still ok up there in Scotland?
yes you have a good point there. We have got used to it now. We used to have one train an hour to the north and one to London.Now we have two each way so we put up with the change. cheers.
Yes and that's the trouble.I cannot foresee what I am am going to do or where I am going to go until I am up and about. Most of the trips I do are spur of the moment. cheers
Thanks for another enjoyable video. Your commentary is always interesting, and it’s so good to hear you sounding well!
Thank you kindly!
Thanks for another enjoyable day out Keith. It’s great to see these places I used to go to in steam days when growing up in London. Cheers from New Zealand.
Glad you enjoyed it and my best wishes to you
Loved the video, just come back from holiday in Devon. All the hst castle class and special running. Did Torquay to Exmouth all along the coast. Stunning.
fantastic, never should have got rid of so many. I dont approve of Azuma so called space age trains. thank you for view and comment
Yeah they have no sole. There all running them now unfortunately 😕
Fantastic Video! Have a great Day
Greetings Thomas
Thank you! You too!
Nice train video👍🌼🌷Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Well done Keith, I absolutely love the class 37's!👍☺As you say,they sound fantastic!
thank you
Wellingbough is were I pass out from cleaner to pass cleaner in 1959 I was a fire man at Market Harborough. Thankyou for your time to do this video.
Thats a bit of a coincidence. I was a chef in the lodging house which you would have passed as you crossed Mill Road bridge. 1958
Thank you for a most enjoyable ride ! Great to see so many Class 37s and 73s about, and nice to see the GBRf liveried Class 47 also. I do like the EMR livery, and it suits both the Class 360EMUs and Class 170s very nicely. Many thanks for your efforts.
thank you kindly
That train nose in the distance and almost impossible to see is a class 67 loco, I stopped and watched it again a few times, paused it and went full screen and cross-referenced it with likely candidates and checked on images. Enjoyed the video and it surprises me to see so many vintage locos in use today. I particularly like the class 37 sound and 2nd of my favourites as the obvious all-time number one is the class 55 Deltic sound.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for commenting
You missed three freights earlier, can i have a full cash refund please Keith haha? A great session again from you. Think you saw all the 6 Rog 37's, amazing! And Derby RTC was full of jems too! Only to finish with a load of terrific stills. Another great trip out and hugely enjoyed, cheers Nick.
Thanks for the tour Keith - enjoyed the variety of passenger and freight consists. Hope you and your good lady keeping well, cheers, Brian
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you Keith for a great day out it was great to come along with you looking forward to your next video I hope you are keeping well as well as David and lady June please stay safe my friend
doing my best John. thank you
Excellent commentary from you Keith
many thanks
Nice video Keith. Your videos are always entertaining and your enthusiasm is infectious 👍🏻
Glad to hear it thanks a lot
Well done again 👏 Keith. Really appreciate your effort and time getting out and about. Cheers mate 👍
My pleasure
Another journey with Smile , your commentary seems we are sat next to you . Great stuff Keith 👏 . Derby 73 heaven . Take care .
Glad you enjoyed it. thank you
Thank you for sharing, Keith! 🚆
My pleasure
Another great day out Keith. Nice to see all the locos at Leicester and Derby.
thank you
A very interesting and varied day out. Thankfully the non-functioning door didn't throw a spanner in the works by making you get off the train and then pulling away with you running up the platform!
lol. yes took a bit of a chance there.
Thanks for another enjoyable trip. Pity about the door that didn't open though. Being on Market Harborough station reminded me of being taken to Leicester to visit relatives, in the 1950s, when that station was a dark place. Then all those stops on the way to Northampton, such as Lamport. No corridors on that train, just 3 coaches, pulled by a little tank engine. It always seemed to go fast though.
loved that era myself Michael, Born 1937, thank you
Cracking good yarn again, 37.s etc. once again an enjoyable start to the day,
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you
Great footage sir!
thank you. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Brilliant Keith great video stay safe 🥃🥃🚂🚂🚂
thank you
I use that cross country service to Plymouth to go to Dawlish ,changing at Exeter ,believe me the difference in leg space on a HST is great ,a voyager is awful.I was fortunate enough to have a part time on board job between 2004-2012 for GNER and it’s subsequent successors and worked a lot on HST sets fabulous!
yes I understand. Thats why I travel first class when possible. thank youu
Thank you another enjoyable video, please keep them coming, your commentary is very informative as well.
Thanks
More to come! thank you
Thank you Keith Another great video and really enjoyed again. Glad you are keeping Well Take care and Stay safe Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks another enjoyable video, please keep ‘‘em coming”
I really enjoy your commentary.
Thanks, will do!
Keith
I had a ride on the Elizabeth Line the Monday after it opened. As I can't cope with stairs and escalators the underground is of no use to me. I caught a train from Hemel to Euston, a 205 bus from Euston to Paddington, an Elizabeth line to Abbey Wood and a Thameslnk train from there to St Pancras from where I walked to Euston for a train home.
wow. and what did you think about the Elizabeth line David which is not going to be fully open for a long time yet.
@@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS I was impressed but I did have a slight problem as my "pushchair" wouldn't go through the gap between the 2and2 seating.
There were lots of people having test rides and seeming to enjoy the experience.
Brilliant video smile, I very much enjoyed this :)
Thank you very much!
@@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS No problem smile! :)
Another great day out, thanks, one thing that makes all the top clubs successful is having good substitutes, no David today but Darren did a great job keeping us informed.
Absolutely. thank you
Keep up the amazing work!!😎
Thanks! Will do!
I love the black and white south western railway livery, very smart indeed
thank you
Another great trip out with you, nice to see your enthusiasm never weakens thank you
Glad you enjoyed it. thank you
Another great day out with Smile. Well done, sad that you missed filming the bit at Kettering for Mr & Mrs Deltic 15 senior 🤣. Well done 🤓 stay safe 💙
thankyou. II did film it on the way back and they were all pleased with it.I did not add it to this video.
A very nice journey thanks for taking us with you as for what to do when the railstrikes are on (lets hope it will be sorted as I have a 500 mile return trip to York on the 22nd!!!!!!) you can have a look at our model railways they will still be running and there are a lot of channels to see.
Cheers Robert.
Many thanks!
Many thanks for an enjoyable video
Nice to see some 37sand 73s plus the 47 BRILL.
Have a very good day and a safe one as well to you your big son David and Ladu June.
Bless you.
bless you too and thanks for coming
Many thanks my good friend
Have a good day and a safe one.
Bless you 👍👍
That Southwestern one wasn't reliveried, it was a brand new unit!
Looked like 701 007 to me!
thank you
thank you
As always Keith, thanks for another memorable trip, especially so because you mentioned my local station, Newark Castle. I was wondering, those incredible finishes on the EMR trains in Purple, are they sprayed or transfers ?Like you, I think it is one of the smartest railway liveries. Best regards, Bob
Glad you enjoyed it. Well Bob, I am let to believe that they are painted. My favourite trains at the moment on my line.
Hope you read this comment from me Keith, dont know what's been happening wirh UT lately, most odd! Same for me on my channel too. It was good chatting earlier with you, and sorry David is out of sorts, hope he's better very soon. Take care friend speak again soon.
your a good man Nick. nice talking to you AND your lady last night, I had a dream last night. You tube man was here helping me./.. big lol.
@@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS haha og good 6Love yer dear Keith, just waiting for a lonesome Redshed, my highlight of the day!
Well that didn't work out too badly Keith, in fact had things run to time you'd have got a Colas 37 at Derby too and almost the 56 coming back with wagons. Still, despite having to use six trains for this round trip the timings were just right for the unit drag and test train on return, and 66799 to finish which I've not seen myself yet. Thank you for sending the Rushton clip for my parents to see.
thank you Darren. you very good to me. This rail enthusiast needs you. as does te country cheers a lot
More great work Keith. Thank you.
thank you for coming
Its great to get out Keith, Cheers Mike.
your correct.
I enjoy watching your outings Keith because it is difficult for me to get to see trains where I live.
sorry you dont get the chance and appreciate you watching mine and commenting
Love the video Keith super job on getting all those passenger and freight trains be careful out there ok
always careful Tony. thank you
Great video once more mr smile.Glad you were feeling ok to go and film the trains 👏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you very much!
@@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS slowly catching up on your videos.Slow going for this 78yr old.Health conditions slow me down now👍
Super video Keith :)
thank you
Great stuff as usual
Glad you enjoyed it
As usual excellent video Keith take care
big thank you
Very funny where you said at 14:59 'it's going to run us down! help!' Maybe you could do the next skit with PB instead of HM.
lol
as always a great video Hope Lady June is ok
Yes, thank you all is well
Hi. Keith how are you feeling today? And your lovely lady June getting on? Here's a thing to think about. What you going to do when the trains go on strike?
Thank you. not a good day today Elvis. breathing/legs and a bit dizzy problems but I still went out to my local station. The lady is fit and well and I saw her last Saturday. The strike will be a nuisance but I have over 400 video's that no one has ever seen so I will use some of them.I started filming many years ago.
@@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS you take care of yourself pal. We are not young anymore try your filming more of sitting down. There's no rush
Thanks Keith another great trip
thank you for coming
Nice one Keith, thank you.
thanks for joining me
20:40 Was that a fuck it when you were blocked leaving Derby. Amazing how good some of the microphones are when there is no wind about.
lol. dont recall that. lol
nice mate
ello mate. I hope you are well..nice to hear from you. I am on a very bad something, not at all well, have slept nearly all the last 3 days, just starting to pick up. Thanks for the visit
She was nice on the train.
yeah she sure was.
Do you know what app your son uses to track what trains coming ect as I live near pear tree station just outside derby and we get freight and passenger trains and would love to stand on bridge and film them ect thanks
I really dont know Richard. I know he pays for them but it's all beyond me. at 85 my brain cant absorb the stuff he looks at. sorry
thanks for this sir ...
Most welcome
Don't you just love the HSTs. They still keep 7 HSTs on CrossCountry 👍
yes and a treat to see.
That was a nice run-round. You got your usual chaos when the door wouldn't open! You've not mentioned June for a long time - is she still ok up there in Scotland?
thank you. can't beat a bit of chaos. June is not in Scotland my friend. She is living in a care home just a short walk away from where I live,
@@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS - Ah, sorry. Somehow I pieced it together that she was in Scotland, near where your friends are! Silly me!
👍
It is ridiculous that two changes are needed for this journey..
yes you have a good point there. We have got used to it now. We used to have one train an hour to the north and one to London.Now we have two each way so we put up with the change. cheers.
Two plus two is better buddy
If I had know you was coming to derby I would of niped down as I am in derby and got you a cup of tea and sandwich said hi ect
Yes and that's the trouble.I cannot foresee what I am am going to do or where I am going to go until I am up and about. Most of the trips I do are spur of the moment. cheers