Trains At Speed at Yatton Station

Trains At Speed at Yatton Station
(in Somerset, England, UK) on a fine, sunny evening.
Including some stopping trains and loco-hauled trains (and a curious formation with Class 67s. Top 'n tow, anyone?).
Don't sit on the wall, like I did, a few paces beyond the penalty sign -- although it is well behind the "yellow line" and part of the platform construction (and you might assume that the wall marked the boundary), I nearly got fined for it (04:48). Enjoy the view.
Yatton has a delightful, traditional stone-built station, which hasn't been ruined by 'progress'.
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[@veolia215]

Good video, does seem like you are right at the edge of the platform though in parts

[@globalaffair]

@veolia215 . Using a 'monopod' enables the camera to be held a bit closer, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone -- notice the 'blast' from the shock-wave at the back of the train ( 00:12 ).

[@happyaxe]

Freight trains! Carrying passenger cars lol XD

[@happyaxe]

(Also when we’re pacers at this station lol)

[@NClass468]

0.40 so fast i could barely move!!!

[@MattHanson14]

Strange class 67 service

[@cokeman345]

cool i did not know alot about trains but
now i do thankyou cool video
put some more on.

[@tramsylweriusz5740]

👍

[@class56trainsrock62]

4:25

[@globalaffair]

That's right, "Top n' Tow", I guess you could call it. Is there no run-round loop at Weston-Super-Mare?

[@SMALTV]

Railway logic: Stop a HST at a station but Pacers run through nonstop

[@globalaffair]

@jackharry11 . HA! I thought only steam engines did that!

[@happyaxe]

I totally agree.

[@happyaxe]

Most aren’t at speed lol