Tommy's Trains - Pegswood Station in the Rain ☔
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Tommy and Daddy brave the rain for an action packed afternoon at Pegswood Station. We ended up staying for 2 and a half hours so we could see the 68 class, 68005 Defiant just before we left.
We started the video with a bit of information on the railway and we'd love to know what you think? Tommy mentions in the video that Daddy is learning how to be a conductor and as a result, Tommy loves to hear about what Daddy has learnt. We'll try to make it a regular thing unless people don't like it.
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My name is Tommy and I'm passionate about trains and planes. After seeing some older boys creating videos of trains at my local station, I was inspired to give it a go myself and with the help of my taxi driver, I mean Dad, I hope to travel around The North East, finding cool places to record all things rail, air and as I also love ships, maybe nautical. I'd love to hear your feedback and any suggestions of interesting places to visit for my next video.
Another great video Tommy and Dad. Thanks for telling us all about the rail lines,
Great video, for trains traveling North Bound they tend not to wave much through Pegswood as the speed limit changes on the bend meaning the drivers need to apply power to get to the speed limit. In the rain it can cause wheel slip so the drivers need to be especially careful!
How long do you stay at these stations to get that many trains?
Normally, we stay an hour to an hour and s half but we stayed over two hours in this video. We saw that the 68005 was coming so decided to wait for it.