''IT NOW WILL TAKE 5 PEOPLE TO GET THE SHEEP OVER THE LINE'' oh give it a break. any old farm would set up hinged gates at the crossings that the farmer could close to channel the sheep over the lines. people complaining for the sake of complaining
Excellent pulling together of the elements that contributed to the resounding success of an outstanding project. However, what happened to the Tuesday Gang that is mentioned so often in the records of progress since the early days of track clearance?
Lovely film and heroic endeavours in this most glorious scenery. Good effort from the BBC in the days before their output was ruined by political agendas.
that man who said not to film him probably had a fit when he saw the clip was included in the film
All Aboard. All Aboard. Enjoy the ride.
What a comment! For the Rich boys!! How come plenty of ordinary folk like me love it?
They were ignorant David, especially the woman who said “it won’t succeed, the last one didn’t”
''IT NOW WILL TAKE 5 PEOPLE TO GET THE SHEEP OVER THE LINE'' oh give it a break. any old farm would set up hinged gates at the crossings that the farmer could close to channel the sheep over the lines. people complaining for the sake of complaining
I was so impressed that it ran down the street!..
Thx for sharing and good speed to the "Black hand gang"...
A Really Useful Railway.
ive really enjoyed this, it only goes to prove though determination and hard work that great things can be archived , I salute you all
Unbelievable the narrow-minded people who want to block a railway that was there before they were born.
Narrower minds than the gauge!
Excellent pulling together of the elements that contributed to the resounding success of an outstanding project. However, what happened to the Tuesday Gang that is mentioned so often in the records of progress since the early days of track clearance?
Awesome video part 2 liked :)
There is nothing better than the Great Little Trains of Wales.
Lovely film and heroic endeavours in this most glorious scenery. Good effort from the BBC in the days before their output was ruined by political agendas.