On Screen now is a very well documented video exploring Wigan's Disused station and railway lines! I've enjoyed watching this one and there's even a gate kick! one for 'The Video' lol. Take care and i look forward to your next video as always! To Be Honest: 2 Indeed: 1 On Screen Now: 2
Yet another brilliant Simontrains Railways Journey and I found the Disused Railway Lines and Stations pat of the Vlog very interesting indeed my friend it just shows you how many stations and railway lines that sadly closed down due to certain industries that the railway relied on all them years ago and the rest I’m assuming would of been something to do with Dr Beaching I look forward to Part 2 of this Simontrains Railway Journey when it is released on to your channel until then my friend keep up the good work take care and stay safe
Interesting to see what disused stations were like back in the days before the Beeching Axe. Very interesting video. Keep up the good work Sim0ntrains 😁
Drive past what was Hindley South and Hindley station on my way to work everyday. Never knew about Hindley South station . Thanks for the video. Very informative.
i really enjoyed this one its amazing to see Wigan Wallgate and Wigan again i arrived at Wallgate when i visited Wigan back in Sept and i walked passed that multi storey car park for the Grand arcade shopping centre when i was walking back into town from trying to visit the Wigan flashes but failed because it rained anyway Ince and Hindley are lovely stations i travelled passed them on the Salford cres to Wigan line which i rode between said stations and its a nice line to ride with lots of lovely stations im looking forward to the line towards Bolton
Great video, Simon! That whole area seemed to have railways going in every direction, so it's good to understand how the existing lines evolved and how the other lines became disused
I honestly learnt quite a bit making this video and it all started when looking at OS Maps at Ince, my plan was to visit this line but while looking around noticed Lower Ince and tracing the lines from that station, a idea for this video sparked, to bring a active line and a disused line together. thanks barrowc
I live in Wigan and the lost railway lines are close to where i live. One track bed still has the ballast on it and can be wake along for a fair distance
Interesting Facts about the hidden Railways around Wigan surprised that there weren't any surviving clues at Hindley especially the footpath section where you stood on Bridge, Great Video Simon:)
Nice video Simon, I've never been to this station before but I might visit there one day. I've uploaded a Northern Line video if you want to check it out.
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Thank you for sharing Simon, I'm really enjoying these vlogs of disused railways & stations.
Thank you Richard, the disused Railways and Railways still open was the plan for this video.
On Screen now is a very well documented video exploring Wigan's Disused station and railway lines! I've enjoyed watching this one and there's even a gate kick! one for 'The Video' lol. Take care and i look forward to your next video as always!
To Be Honest: 2
Indeed: 1
On Screen Now: 2
That Gate Kick is added lol Thanks Tico
Yet another brilliant Simontrains Railways Journey and I found the Disused Railway Lines and Stations pat of the Vlog very interesting indeed my friend it just shows you how many stations and railway lines that sadly closed down due to certain industries that the railway relied on all them years ago and the rest I’m assuming would of been something to do with Dr Beaching I look forward to Part 2 of this Simontrains Railway Journey when it is released on to your channel until then my friend keep up the good work take care and stay safe
Thank you Simon83 or Cyber83
@@Sim0nTrains your welcome Lol 😂
Interesting to see what disused stations were like back in the days before the Beeching Axe. Very interesting video. Keep up the good work Sim0ntrains 😁
Thanks Andrew
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Interesting stuff Simon, you should do more of this historical content. And thanks for sharing the sneeze. 🚴
Thank you Wetdog. I am planning to add a lot of maps in my future content and the sneeze wasn't planned
I've enjoyed every bit of this video, it's well presented and the history is fascinating. :)
Thanks Reuben
Thanks for another great video. I didn't realise that Wigan had such an extensive railway heritage. Now I know why G lives there!
Thanks Simon. I was looking at a old map around Ince which made me noticed the line.
Bless you Simon 😉
Great video.
Thank you Jacob for both :p
Drive past what was Hindley South and Hindley station on my way to work everyday. Never knew about Hindley South station . Thanks for the video. Very informative.
Thank you Tim. Really appreciate your comment :D
i really enjoyed this one its amazing to see Wigan Wallgate and Wigan again i arrived at Wallgate when i visited Wigan back in Sept and i walked passed that multi storey car park for the Grand arcade shopping centre when i was walking back into town from trying to visit the Wigan flashes but failed because it rained anyway Ince and Hindley are lovely stations i travelled passed them on the Salford cres to Wigan line which i rode between said stations and its a nice line to ride with lots of lovely stations im looking forward to the line towards Bolton
Thank you Michael. Bolton video won't be a massive video but a nice addition to RUclips.
Great video, Simon! That whole area seemed to have railways going in every direction, so it's good to understand how the existing lines evolved and how the other lines became disused
I honestly learnt quite a bit making this video and it all started when looking at OS Maps at Ince, my plan was to visit this line but while looking around noticed Lower Ince and tracing the lines from that station, a idea for this video sparked, to bring a active line and a disused line together. thanks barrowc
I live in Wigan and the lost railway lines are close to where i live. One track bed still has the ballast on it and can be wake along for a fair distance
Interesting Facts about the hidden Railways around Wigan surprised that there weren't any surviving clues at Hindley especially the footpath section where you stood on Bridge, Great Video Simon:)
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@@Sim0nTrains No Worries Mate. keep it up:)
Nice one simon
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Nice one Simon. Very well presented! Keep up the great work.
Thanks Sam
great to see at last wigans lost railways being covered , there s lots hidden , if you know where to look
When you visited the site of the long gone Hindley South station you missed out on some things that were ver close to you on that site.
That poor gate 🤣🤣🤣
The gate was thick lol
How on earth did you do that zooming in without touching it)
Aminated it on wondershare
Nice video Simon, I've never been to this station before but I might visit there one day. I've uploaded a Northern Line video if you want to check it out.
Thanks TrainBoy 5677, all the stations that are still open in this video are worth to visit.
Strangeways? Just visiting are you? Wanna collect £200?
That is a Strangeways comment lol