Hello Henry, I see Railtrail now offer a tour to New Zealand, the itinerary is the best I've seen, I hope it also includes some places not listed such as the museum at Ferrymead, Christchurch. I'm sure the highlight of the tour will be the Railcarts through the Forgotten World. I have done almost everything included in the tour and I'm sure it will have a wide appeal because apart from some pretty uninspiring tours that really only include KiwiRails Scenic trains it is the most comprehensive itinerary covering both Islands that I've seen to date. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, where are you off to next?
@@Timsvideochannel1 Yes, I saw that tour and it looks good. I'm currently working on a possible to Hungary to visit some of the narrow gauge lines. My next trip is to Iasi in Romania! Looking forward to tram bashing there but closer to home I'm off to the Spa Valley Railway Gala tomorrow!
@@HenrysAdventuresI must get to the Spa Valley Railway, it's been a while since my last visit. I shot footage in Hungary last year both narrow and standard gauge, to be uploaded later this year. I look forward to seeing what you got up to in Romania.
Wow you guys get the best view from up the front. Just did the tranz alpine a few weeks ago and loved it . Had great weather for it and want to do it again in winter after a snowfall !
+1inAtrillion You were lucky to get good weather, I've done it 3 times now and never had sunshine all the way, but like you, I would love to return and do it again in winter.
Hi, your comment is really appreciated, I chose the music because I felt it's beat matched the speed of the train. Having a You Tube channel is generally fun, but there are times when having a thick skin comes in handy.
awesome trip expensive price to buy but meeting overseas visitors on the trip , full day fantastic scenery between Christchurch and greymouth in a day plenty of stop all the way mountain rivers very informative commentary from start to finish in a day trip in February off last year .
Hi, I've done the trip 4 times now, the last being in early 2019. As I can't get out to film more trips, I will probably edit and upload a video covering my last trip in the next couple of months. New Zealand is a beautiful country, just a pity it's so far away from my home in the UK.
Hi, I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I was hoping to ride with Dunedin Railways on one of their holiday excursion trains from Dunedin to Picton, sadly the Covid Virus put an end to that. as well as putting the future of Dunedin Railways at risk. I think it is likely to be next year before I'm allowed to visit New Zealand again, I'm really looking forward to my next trip down under 😊
Thanks.Ihave no words to admire the vedio. Due to the high speed of the train and consequent speed of the vedio I could not enjoy the beauty of the sceneries in the vedio in full aspect.Thanks again..
Hi, you might prefer these videos showing the trip in real time - ruclips.net/video/Gs68_C2prkQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/GxIjoeD0rgw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/P-87UGQeK2E/видео.html
nice, and something different from your usual work. if you watch it with the youtube speed doubled, then it's almost surreal... Jumpscares at 4:38 and 14:03 ...
Hi, its not a dumb question, they are there to stop a derailed train from moving all the way over to one side and potentially tipping over, something that would result in a unimaginable tragedy should it occur on one of the railway's lofty viaducts.
Alasdair Wright High-speed trains haven't reached New Zealand yet, but this sped up video gives an idea of the drivers view should high-speed trains be introduced. I hope it never happens as there wouldn't be time to admire the wonderful scenery.
+HeartlandTuber I put it up as a high-speed version to include all the cab footage although some of it was a bit shaky. The whole trip is available as 3 parts at normal speed. Sorry about the need for motion sickness pills to watch this one, but its good to know you enjoy some of the other videos ... Tim.
+Timsvideochannel1 I recently discovered your channel, and am really enjoying going thru them all. As for the motion sickness, that's just me. When I lie on an exercise mat to do stretches and lifts, I have to close my eyes. If I leave them open, I get motion sickness within minutes. Back in the sixties, I tried a tumbling class in college. I lasted two sessions. That was when I discovered I had the problem. Funny, though, when I travel on board ships, crossed the Atlantic both ways in 2015, one of those on the QM2, that does not bother me! Anyway, keep posting your great videos. One of the things I love about RUclips is being able to literally see the whole world from right here in my LazyBoy recliner!
@@HeartlandTuber I too suffer from severe motion sickness. I never knew how much until I moved to the UK. These roads are simply crazy with their twists and turns. Even the major highways have twistys in them. LOL I definitely understand your dilemma. Thanks Tim for the slower videos
Wow, Tim, this one made ma a little dizzy watching! Great stuff as always, enjoyed the zippy music, it almost kept up with the speed of the train! So many tunnels, and curves. Thanks so much for posting, I am going to watch part 2 tomorrow as it's late here right now. Can't wait for the really good stuff, in slo mo!! Was this taken this year?
In reality our train rarely traveled much faster than 50 mph and than felt pretty fast on the relatively narrow 3ft 6inch (42") gauge line. The slower speeds give plenty of time to enjoy the outstanding New Zealand scenery.
If only it was an affordable travel option, would actually use the train myself but at the current pricing is so expensive, a car is so such a better option over it
@Kiwigeo Travel by vehicle to me is about getting from A to B, if you want to see the Gorge you can kayak down it or get the Canyon Safari Jet boat, you could also say by train you don't get to see Porters pass as well so I don't really see it as a sales point for travel choice
I watched this at the produced speed, and then for good measure, watched it again set to 2x the playback speed. What a rush ! I also have to comment on all the crybaby commenters who whined about the music or whined about the speed the video was produced to show. All you whiners should get out there and make a video the way you want it to look, and "show us all how it should be done", and stay off of the comment section, lest ye be judged yourselves. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Yes there were some minor imperfections such as vibration caught on the camera, but it would be there if you were there in person too. Not much you could do. I give it 2 thumbs up, and I fart in the general direction of all the crybabies.
Hi, I have only just come across this comment. Like yourself, I wonder how many of those who write negative comments have ever tried to make and upload a video to You Tube. I speed the film up to reduce the jelly effect caused by the vibration present when the diesel locomotive is working hard. Choosing music is always a problem because we all have different tastes, again I wonder why people don't simply mute the music and play their own selection. Unlike professionals, as an amateur I usually get one chance and I have to make the most of it. Fortunately, You Tube is made a rewarding experience for creators by the number of positive comments. I really appreciate you standing up on behalf creators. Tim.
+colin fraser Hi Colin, a lot of the cab footage I took was poor quality and I was not able to use it in the standard speed version of this trip, but I find by increasing the speed it is more watchable, hence this version of trip. Please find this trip at normal speed in 3 parts on this channel ... click on the links to view .... Part 1 ruclips.net/video/UfSwriY3qBA/видео.html - Part 2 ruclips.net/video/GxIjoeD0rgw/видео.html - Part 3 ruclips.net/video/P-87UGQeK2E/видео.html - The Return Journey ruclips.net/video/1F4y48A_0SY/видео.html
After a recent high-speed upload where I left the sound as sped up, I think there is a strong case for not adding music. In future, where the sped up soundtrack is OK I am likely to leave it in.
+Bill Saltbush Hi Bill, the first part of the trip over is over the Canterbury Plains, here is a description of farming on the plains (click on the link) - www.cpw.org.nz/pdf07/Andrew%20Gillanders%20Perspective%20on%20Farming%20on%20the%20Plains%20FINAL.pdf - After the plains, you are into the mountains, where there are plenty of cows and a few sheep. I think dairy produce is more lucrative these days than sheep farming, hence there are less sheep now than yesteryear.
+Timsvideochannel1 - The comment was very much 'tongue in cheek' Tim. However, given my associations with some of the good folk who live on 'The Plains, the implications of the sentiment behind the comment sometimes appears to be very real. Thanks, must catch up with my old mate Harley R.
Hola, por favor haga clic en estos enlaces para ver el viaje a la velocidad normal. Estos videos contienen muchas vistas de los ojos del conductor. ruclips.net/video/UfSwriY3qBA/видео.html - ruclips.net/video/GxIjoeD0rgw/видео.html - ruclips.net/video/P-87UGQeK2E/видео.html Hi, please click on these links to see the trip at normal speed. These videos contain many driver's Eye Views.
Hi, sorry you didn't like this version, there are plenty of real time driver's eye videos on this channel - ruclips.net/p/PLPdTWbkwx85p4p1QRiDtEpDCfhBGHzCyc
Not sure whether I was watching the train track more than the scenery but when I became conscious of it, the views are magnificent.
Another great video!
Hello Henry, I see Railtrail now offer a tour to New Zealand, the itinerary is the best I've seen, I hope it also includes some places not listed such as the museum at Ferrymead, Christchurch. I'm sure the highlight of the tour will be the Railcarts through the Forgotten World. I have done almost everything included in the tour and I'm sure it will have a wide appeal because apart from some pretty uninspiring tours that really only include KiwiRails Scenic trains it is the most comprehensive itinerary covering both Islands that I've seen to date. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, where are you off to next?
@@Timsvideochannel1 Yes, I saw that tour and it looks good. I'm currently working on a possible to Hungary to visit some of the narrow gauge lines. My next trip is to Iasi in Romania! Looking forward to tram bashing there but closer to home I'm off to the Spa Valley Railway Gala tomorrow!
@@HenrysAdventuresI must get to the Spa Valley Railway, it's been a while since my last visit. I shot footage in Hungary last year both narrow and standard gauge, to be uploaded later this year. I look forward to seeing what you got up to in Romania.
@@Timsvideochannel1 I'll look forward to seeing your Hungarian footage. It will mainly be tram bashing in Iasi but I might find some other things.
Wow you guys get the best view from up the front. Just did the tranz alpine a few weeks ago and loved it . Had great weather for it and want to do it again in winter after a snowfall !
+1inAtrillion
You were lucky to get good weather, I've done it 3 times now and never had sunshine all the way, but like you, I would love to return and do it again in winter.
Ignore the negative comments Tim. I thought the high speed and jazzy music was a really fun combo. Very enjoyable.
Hi, your comment is really appreciated, I chose the music because I felt it's beat matched the speed of the train. Having a You Tube channel is generally fun, but there are times when having a thick skin comes in handy.
I actually enjoyed it the music too.
awesome trip expensive price to buy but meeting overseas visitors on the trip , full day fantastic scenery between Christchurch and greymouth in a day plenty of stop all the way mountain rivers very informative commentary from start to finish in a day trip in February off last year .
Hi, I've done the trip 4 times now, the last being in early 2019. As I can't get out to film more trips, I will probably edit and upload a video covering my last trip in the next couple of months. New Zealand is a beautiful country, just a pity it's so far away from my home in the UK.
Cool vids mate 👍chch to Timaru would be good to see.a good way to get another look at our country.well done👏👏
Hi, I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I was hoping to ride with Dunedin Railways on one of their holiday excursion trains from Dunedin to Picton, sadly the Covid Virus put an end to that. as well as putting the future of Dunedin Railways at risk. I think it is likely to be next year before I'm allowed to visit New Zealand again, I'm really looking forward to my next trip down under 😊
@@Timsvideochannel1 gday .I hope all ya plans go accordingly and you can get back soon.cheers👍
Excellent! I nearly peed myself when we crossed the freight train
Cheers. I am glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks.Ihave no words to admire the vedio.
Due to the high speed of the train and consequent speed of the vedio I could not enjoy the beauty of the sceneries in the vedio in full aspect.Thanks again..
Hi, you might prefer these videos showing the trip in real time - ruclips.net/video/Gs68_C2prkQ/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/GxIjoeD0rgw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/P-87UGQeK2E/видео.html
Nice work, but where are the station captions that are in your other videos?
Hi, I'm glad you enjoyed the ride. I should have included station names, it's something I always try to do in my recent videos.
Great perspective. Thanks
+cjeremie
Thank you.
nice, and something different from your usual work.
if you watch it with the youtube speed doubled, then it's almost surreal...
Jumpscares at 4:38 and 14:03 ...
Hi, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I tried it at twice full speed, its hypnotic :-)
Dumb question time. What are those extra inner tracks for on the bridges?
Hi, its not a dumb question, they are there to stop a derailed train from moving all the way over to one side and potentially tipping over, something that would result in a unimaginable tragedy should it occur on one of the railway's lofty viaducts.
Thank you so much. That makes a lot of sense. @@Timsvideochannel1
Has a fire been lit under the driver?? He is going at 1000 clappers to the mile!!
Alasdair Wright High-speed trains haven't reached New Zealand yet, but this sped up video gives an idea of the drivers view should high-speed trains be introduced. I hope it never happens as there wouldn't be time to admire the wonderful scenery.
Love your videos. Can't watch this. Would get motion sickness. I could slow it down to watch, I suppose.
+HeartlandTuber
I put it up as a high-speed version to include all the cab footage although some of it was a bit shaky. The whole trip is available as 3 parts at normal speed. Sorry about the need for motion sickness pills to watch this one, but its good to know you enjoy some of the other videos ... Tim.
+Timsvideochannel1 I recently discovered your channel, and am really enjoying going thru them all. As for the motion sickness, that's just me. When I lie on an exercise mat to do stretches and lifts, I have to close my eyes. If I leave them open, I get motion sickness within minutes. Back in the sixties, I tried a tumbling class in college. I lasted two sessions. That was when I discovered I had the problem. Funny, though, when I travel on board ships, crossed the Atlantic both ways in 2015, one of those on the QM2, that does not bother me! Anyway, keep posting your great videos. One of the things I love about RUclips is being able to literally see the whole world from right here in my LazyBoy recliner!
@@HeartlandTuber I too suffer from severe motion sickness. I never knew how much until I moved to the UK. These roads are simply crazy with their twists and turns. Even the major highways have twistys in them. LOL I definitely understand your dilemma. Thanks Tim for the slower videos
Wow, Tim, this one made ma a little dizzy watching! Great stuff as always, enjoyed the zippy music, it almost kept up with the speed of the train! So many tunnels, and curves. Thanks so much for posting, I am going to watch part 2 tomorrow as it's late here right now. Can't wait for the really good stuff, in slo mo!! Was this taken this year?
Cheers Scot, there is also an edited version at normal speed, but it takes a lot longer to watch. Thanks for commenting .... Tim.
Fantastic
Cheers.
Your video is vary good.
Thank you.
Very very nice area.
New Zealand is a beautiful country.
So at x8 normal speed, how fast is the train going in the video?
The real time speed for most of the journey was between 50 and 90 kph.
Je suis juste allé sur le Tranzalpine express hier. il était quatre heures quelque chose comme ça
NZ trains are 42" gauge, high speed not too likely on this, maybe 75mph?
In reality our train rarely traveled much faster than 50 mph and than felt pretty fast on the relatively narrow 3ft 6inch (42") gauge line. The slower speeds give plenty of time to enjoy the outstanding New Zealand scenery.
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If only it was an affordable travel option, would actually use the train myself but at the current pricing is so expensive, a car is so such a better option over it
It is one of the world's most expensive day trips, it would make sense to set a more attractive fare to encourage locals to use the train.
@Kiwigeo That's a very good point.
@Kiwigeo Travel by vehicle to me is about getting from A to B, if you want to see the Gorge you can kayak down it or get the Canyon Safari Jet boat, you could also say by train you don't get to see Porters pass as well so I don't really see it as a sales point for travel choice
good video
Thank you.
I watched this at the produced speed, and then for good measure, watched it again set to 2x the playback speed. What a rush ! I also have to comment on all the crybaby commenters who whined about the music or whined about the speed the video was produced to show. All you whiners should get out there and make a video the way you want it to look, and "show us all how it should be done", and stay off of the comment section, lest ye be judged yourselves. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Yes there were some minor imperfections such as vibration caught on the camera, but it would be there if you were there in person too. Not much you could do. I give it 2 thumbs up, and I fart in the general direction of all the crybabies.
Hi, I have only just come across this comment. Like yourself, I wonder how many of those who write negative comments have ever tried to make and upload a video to You Tube. I speed the film up to reduce the jelly effect caused by the vibration present when the diesel locomotive is working hard. Choosing music is always a problem because we all have different tastes, again I wonder why people don't simply mute the music and play their own selection. Unlike professionals, as an amateur I usually get one chance and I have to make the most of it. Fortunately, You Tube is made a rewarding experience for creators by the number of positive comments. I really appreciate you standing up on behalf creators. Tim.
why would we want to enjoy something at 8 time the speed you put on a great show tim but 8x is stupid
+colin fraser
Hi Colin, a lot of the cab footage I took was poor quality and I was not able to use it in the standard speed version of this trip, but I find by increasing the speed it is more watchable, hence this version of trip. Please find this trip at normal speed in 3 parts on this channel ... click on the links to view .... Part 1 ruclips.net/video/UfSwriY3qBA/видео.html - Part 2 ruclips.net/video/GxIjoeD0rgw/видео.html - Part 3 ruclips.net/video/P-87UGQeK2E/видео.html - The Return Journey ruclips.net/video/1F4y48A_0SY/видео.html
Why the music? It ruins the video and the fast forwarding
After a recent high-speed upload where I left the sound as sped up, I think there is a strong case for not adding music. In future, where the sped up soundtrack is OK I am likely to leave it in.
...and that's why you need a stabilized camera. Thumb down...
shame about the high-speed
Hi, you might prefer this version - ruclips.net/video/GxIjoeD0rgw/видео.html
Fake! The autos are crossing bridges at high speeds.
"Yes" the speed is fake, the original video was sped up to 8 times actual speed.
Crikey! All that land and nary a sheep to be seen. The mind boggles as to why.
+Bill Saltbush
Hi Bill, the first part of the trip over is over the Canterbury Plains, here is a description of farming on the plains (click on the link) - www.cpw.org.nz/pdf07/Andrew%20Gillanders%20Perspective%20on%20Farming%20on%20the%20Plains%20FINAL.pdf -
After the plains, you are into the mountains, where there are plenty of cows and a few sheep. I think dairy produce is more lucrative these days than sheep farming, hence there are less sheep now than yesteryear.
+Timsvideochannel1 - The comment was very much 'tongue in cheek' Tim. However, given my associations with some of the good folk who live on 'The Plains, the implications of the sentiment behind the comment sometimes appears to be very real. Thanks, must catch up with my old mate Harley R.
+Bill Saltbush
Cheers Bill.
Lo llevan a alta velocidad no me gusta deben poner a velocidad normal
Hola, por favor haga clic en estos enlaces para ver el viaje a la velocidad normal. Estos videos contienen muchas vistas de los ojos del conductor.
ruclips.net/video/UfSwriY3qBA/видео.html - ruclips.net/video/GxIjoeD0rgw/видео.html - ruclips.net/video/P-87UGQeK2E/видео.html
Hi, please click on these links to see the trip at normal speed. These videos contain many driver's Eye Views.
just too silly for enjoyment dam stupid
video sucks in high speed.
High speed vid and music sucks, my opinion.
Hi, sorry you didn't like this version, there are plenty of real time driver's eye videos on this channel - ruclips.net/p/PLPdTWbkwx85p4p1QRiDtEpDCfhBGHzCyc
nice vid fuckin awful music john
Oh dear, it's tough finding music to suit everyone's taste, but I'm glad you enjoyed the video.