Hastings (Melbourne Railway Vlog 227)

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
  • I have always wanted to see a train use the Long Island siding, and in this video, I finally managed it. I start at the location of the siding, which is located between Tyabb and Hastings. After seeing the train, I head down to the station itself, which is one of the worst I have seen on the whole network! It's such a shame that such a large town has such an ordinary station.
    Outro music: On & On - Cartoon (feat. Daniel Levi) [NCS release]
    • Cartoon, Jéja - On & O...

Комментарии • 17

  • @PaulHambleton-m9e
    @PaulHambleton-m9e 2 месяца назад +5

    The steel rolls come from Port Kembla in NSW. They are transferred from standard gauge to broad gauge in Melbourne. They are used in the BlueScope plant on Long Island to make Colorbond products.

  • @ashlachman5880
    @ashlachman5880 2 месяца назад +1

    If anyone is interested there is a train group that meets at Tyabb (next to Hastings). They make their own mini locomotives that they ride on. I'm not a member but Ive spoken to them a bit and they seem like really nice people :)

  • @zoomosis
    @zoomosis 2 месяца назад +1

    6:14 I wonder how old that air conditioner is. It was probably last used when the station still had a goods yard.

  • @yesbeautyfly
    @yesbeautyfly 8 дней назад

    You may make more videos to promote travelling in Regional VIC by public transport $10.6/day. This is on Stony Point Line, did you take the 3 way Western Port Ferries to French Island & Phillip Island?

  • @zoomosis
    @zoomosis 2 месяца назад +2

    The town of Mornington is 2.5x the size of Hastings but no longer has a railway station either. They do have frequent buses to Frankston though.
    But increasingly car traffic in the area is cross-peninsula, where direct public transport doesn't exist at all.
    Hastings to Mornington by car takes only 20 minutes but typically takes around 2 hours by train/bus via Frankston.

    • @melbournerailwayvideos
      @melbournerailwayvideos  2 месяца назад

      Yeah, it's also a big shame that Mornington doesn't have trains anymore!

    • @yesbeautyfly
      @yesbeautyfly 8 дней назад

      Bus or even minibus like a van is better for door to door service, esp in regional areas. Mornington has Tourist Railway, right?

  • @vickstar1992
    @vickstar1992 Месяц назад

    It's sad because the stations along the Stony Point line used to have really nice station buildings and were quite well kept. Now they're all so run down. Stony Point would probably be the best station building, but even that's dilapidated

    • @yesbeautyfly
      @yesbeautyfly 8 дней назад

      When I went to take Ferry, I did not even aware of it.

  • @mattm.5968
    @mattm.5968 2 месяца назад

    what makes it even worse is during winter, busses completely replace trains for ~4 months every year for "maintenance". Used to regularly use the next station down, Bittern, and couldn't agree more with your rating, Hastings & the peninsula need much better public transport

    • @melbournerailwayvideos
      @melbournerailwayvideos  2 месяца назад

      Yeah. Every time there are level crossing removals, they just seem to close the line.

  • @74_pelicans
    @74_pelicans 2 месяца назад

    Why you so unfit 😂 pant more than anyone i know

    • @melbournerailwayvideos
      @melbournerailwayvideos  2 месяца назад

      Hahaha I have a bad habit of running a lot in my videos and I never edit it out 😂
      It's probably 2-3km from Tyabb to the siding, and I didn't leave enough time to get there

  • @shaggyirl
    @shaggyirl 2 месяца назад

    I love watching these videos seeing all the different trains being used if you haven’t done it yet I’d love to see a video on the new train going to east pakenham station

    • @melbournerailwayvideos
      @melbournerailwayvideos  2 месяца назад

      Thanks! I have indeed made an East Pakenham video if you want to check it out