I originally planned to post this video on 1st July 2021 (10th Anniversary of the closing of the railway). However, I was unable to complete the video in time. Regardless, I hope you all enjoyed the video! :)
I have fond memories of using the KTM rail service between Singapura and KL between 2003-2007 when I lived in SG. The most scenic part of the line was always through Singapore Island. It was like stepping back in time, every time you were on the train - the beautiful scenery outside particularly as you passed by the old black-and-white houses and the picturesque stations at both Bukit Timah and Singapura. It was always a relaxed, easy-going atmosphere on the trains and at the stations. Being from NZ, this kind of atmosphere I could always relate to. It was most definitely another world every time one used the KTM service between Singapura and KL. I miss that.
![[SMRT Trains - Successful SIE FD LN run] C651 207/208 arriving and departing EW7 Eunos Westbound](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Zjrd_3Wrz7E/mqdefault.jpg)
I originally planned to post this video on 1st July 2021 (10th Anniversary of the closing of the railway). However, I was unable to complete the video in time. Regardless, I hope you all enjoyed the video! :)
Nice!
Thomson East Coast Line stage 2 almost coming
Suressh S Thomson East Coast line stage 2 early open 23-27 August 2021
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I have fond memories of using the KTM rail service between Singapura and KL between 2003-2007 when I lived in SG. The most scenic part of the line was always through Singapore Island. It was like stepping back in time, every time you were on the train - the beautiful scenery outside particularly as you passed by the old black-and-white houses and the picturesque stations at both Bukit Timah and Singapura. It was always a relaxed, easy-going atmosphere on the trains and at the stations. Being from NZ, this kind of atmosphere I could always relate to. It was most definitely another world every time one used the KTM service between Singapura and KL. I miss that.
3:01 now we have yellow car replicas at BTRS as replica.
Why were there some people walking on the tracks back then after the old KTM was discontinued?
Thank you, Suressh S for uploading this video, I really appreciate it.
Amazing work you've done showing an archival of the rail history!
6:46 now TMJ is a depot.
Wow
1:06 track sidings.
Do take the Jurong Railway then and now too once it is completed :)