Luton to Harpenden Railway Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @StephenVidal-i9g
    @StephenVidal-i9g Год назад +3

    superb stuff again. love this series

  • @gammr3227
    @gammr3227 Год назад +2

    its a true gift when i come across more information on the railways that used to be around my town. Thank you

    • @gepxplore9710
      @gepxplore9710  Год назад +3

      Thanks for your comment gammr3227, glad you find this useful, really appreciate your support for our videos :) more to come, stay tuned

  • @nigel2093
    @nigel2093 Месяц назад

    I love these video's, they're so interesting. Yet I have this real sense of sadness when I watch them too, when I remember what a brilliant railway network we once had in this country, with such diverse rolling stock. The photo at 3:38 is a perfect example

  • @rogerdraycott3486
    @rogerdraycott3486 11 месяцев назад +1

    As a Luton boy i remember all of this. My Dad worked in y block (Vauxhall) and we went blackberry picking on the railway there. Can also remember the bridge in Vauxhall rd at h block. Thanks for sharing

  • @StuartEaglesham
    @StuartEaglesham Год назад +2

    That small section next to power court still has a small amount of track still in situe before you reach the old bridge

    • @gepxplore9710
      @gepxplore9710  4 месяца назад

      Andy had a look there just recently, I think it’s all gone now :(

    • @StuartEaglesham
      @StuartEaglesham 4 месяца назад

      @@gepxplore9710 yes it went a about a month ago as they cleared the site ready for removing the electric substation and realignment of the river lea

  • @matthewwren1177
    @matthewwren1177 Год назад +1

    The route was never built as a branch line in the first place, but later, it was treated as a branch line mainly in BR days. A branch line is a line that branches of a main line, and is not very busy. This didn't really branch off any main line and this line was very busy up till closer of the line between Luton and Hatfield. You say that the Crawly green road bridge was rebuilt as double 20 to 30 years ago well that's wrong because it was only done about 10 to 15 years a go if not less fact! I an Lutonian and know this area well very well!

    • @gepxplore9710
      @gepxplore9710  Год назад

      Thanks matthewwren1177 for taking the time to leave a comment. You are absolutely right about the Crawley Green Road Bridge. The proposal was not discussed until 2008 in the Luton Council plans. And was not forecasted until approx 2012. There are massive plans on the table still for the whole area, so it will be interesting to see what happens next! I don’t know the exact date it was completed but will tell Andy off for you ☺️ thanks for watching the video.

  • @gammr3227
    @gammr3227 3 месяца назад

    its still surprising that out of everywhere on the line, the only original surviving sleeper is right next to a giant shopping area