Along The Line (1931)
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2014
- "A single line - in Ireland - where the historical Ballybunion Mono-Railway ran."*
M/S of a strange looking train moving towards the camera. Engine driver climbs down and goes to the front of the engine. He pushes on the track to turn the engine around to face the opposite direction. L/S of the train approaching. As it nears the camera it stops and passengers get out of tiny carriages. C/U of the front of the train. The train starts up and moves off. Children wave from the carriages. High angle shot of the train wobbling along. Shot from the roof of the train showing the two drivers. C/U of engine driver. An unusual road bridge is lowered over the line. A horse and cart travels across.
Was an item in Pathe Pictorial issue number 701.
* This doesn't make much sense but that's what it says!
Not sure if Ballybunion is in Northern Ireland or Southern Ireland (Republic of Ireland, Eire, Irish Republic) - can't find it on the map. Perhaps it is some kind of joke?
FILM ID:914.11
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意外と早かったな機関車
I've known about the L&B all my life, but I did not know this footage existed. Absolutely riveting.
貴重な映像。 転車台がまさか一人で動かしているとは
Thanks for this very rare film. Last ran on October 14th 1924.
A replica now running. I hope Covid issues have not closed it permanently.
You choud solve the whight distribution problem if you keeped whights on the station like some whights that have the same whight as cows
Maybe it's mistaken to 1931 instead of 1913
@@TheOneAndOnlyWeeber69 maybe 1931 was just when some old footage was put together.
Newsreels often just used film for novelty effect not being historians.
Other sources say closed in 1924. The film looks to have early twenties quality and fashions.
1913 possible but they usually were lesser quality.
Captions are all in the past tense.
Eg .....where it ran
@@johnd8892 yeah. But I am confused what would be the year
Or 1921
Incredible film, there aren't too many photographs in total on this railway, so to have a film is something else and it's reasonably clear. Notice how the loco wobbles just after the whistle blows approaching the bridge! I was there the day they announced that they had funding to build a replica. It was on a farm at Lissleton where there were the remains of the original railway put together which I'm sure must have been relocated now to the museum at Listowel.
This cannot be in 1931; it ceased operations in 1924 and was dismantled.
Great footage - a fantastically wobbly railway!
My grand uncle was the Manager he kept it wobbling
これは貴重な映像ですね😄
What a novelty, I’ve never seen anything like it!, I’m not going to nitpick but the fact they built it and got running is enough for me!.
怖そうだけど一度は乗ってみたい
現在は廃線跡にできた博物館にあるんだっけ？
My grandfather Edward Dunne was an engine driver on this line and died as a result of injuries recieved in an accident in 1933
It closed in 1924.The Listowel station ran trains to Tralee and also to Limerick .It closed in the late 1960's
The accident must have been on some other line he worked on after this one.
運搬可能重量や安定性もろもろ、これは戦火を回避できてもそのうち消えますわｗ
遊覧用にならそこそこ人気でそうだ。
私はこういうの好きだけどね
Made in Yorkshire.