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least they changed how the level crossing works at terras they used to stop there horn then carry on

We need more positive posts like this.

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Well done. Beautiful countryside. Your father must be quite proud of you.

Infertile, please . . .

Never forget the carnage at Hither Green in 1967 . 1007 and 1017 . 1007 loosing its trailers sides torn off and the tragic loss of life 49 people.

BR used the concrete platform sections from Perranporth Beach Halt to build the 'new' Falmouth station which opened in 1970. When forced to reopen the original Falmouth terminus in 1971 because of safety rules about turning back trains on the steep gradient, BR renamed the new platform The Dell, later renamed again to Falmouth Town.

Good to see the second platform track at Newquay.

Excellent footage of line chacewater Newquay coupled with sadness thanks Tony Simpson

The one remaining feature is the level crossing at Quintrell Downs site of the recent tornado!

Chacewater station closed whilst I was at Cornwall college Pool in 1963😊

Fascinating video! And you have shown how difficult it is now to trace its route nowadays. It’s been a great loss that this line was closed! Great watch!👍

Brilliant, I Love looking at Old Railways and I Love Old Cornwall, so it’s a Win Win for me 👍🏻

What beautiful old photos. I love the comparisons to what seems to be a less-majestic present day. The musical accompaniment is perfect!

What a great video, thanks for uploading! I spent my youth in Plymouth exploring the lost lines of Cornwall and it is great to see these former railways revealed at last! Well done!

The diesel could follow the train (about half a mile behind) and provide assistance if required

Unique is a very specific word, from the Latin, literally meaning 'one only'. It takes no modification.

Brilliant video thanks brings back memories of holidays in Cornwall, just a shame all those wonderful signal's and signal box's will disappear in to history soon so sad😢,

Very nice video! Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy the atmosphere and nature scenes to set the tone. The Coswarth crossing was weird with the lights going out before the barriers raised. And Tregoss was shocking...no barriers at all! I thought those were standardized everywhere in the UK that was not a pedestrian level crossing ?

Long Rock has changed a lot. Used to Walk from Penzance to look at the sheds and goggle and the Warships and Westerns. Loved seeing the Royal Mail carriages shine in the bright sunlight not far from station. Good times

My first encounter with a road crossing a railway was a farm track looking like it was still smarting from the rude interruption of that new fangled steam railway thing way back when the Bristol and Exeter line was ploughed through prime Somerset farmland. Little more than a gate and a phone for the varmur to see if he had time to get his dairy herd back to the parlour, thanks to this video, it's brought back a warm glow. Now living up Lunnon where the few remaining level crossings are double gated, cameras aplenty and activate much earlier than the ones shown in your video, I was increasingly pleased to see that there's still a healthy level of trust and common sense. Not only are there single barriers, but joy of joys, even none at all. Long may they last!

Why is there a diesel engine on the back, it never happened in the 50s when I was a kid no diesel at the back.

Delightful!! Many thanks.

Great seeing what Captain Kirk does on his off days, though alarming seeing the short gap between thundering Hitachi and gates down!!

Think I saw you filming at Long Rock last week (camcorder on tripod with a “dead cat” attached). Anyway, nice film 👍🏻

A lovely round up, thanks.

The same station in Narnia : the lion,the witch & the wardrobe ❤

Ghosts of a past aged - and not for the better. See how rampant the growth of vegetation has been with no apparent attempt, due to 'costs' no doubt, to keep it in check. Then they complain of 'leaves on the line' from trees that were non-existent 60 years ago.

Thank you, I enjoyed that.

Having heard the Floyd cover, I'm sure Syd Barret would have approved of this post... ...just heard that Enya will probably be pleased to see this too. Keep up the good work!

so many viaducts in Cornwall and so few tunnels !

Great spot and great in general! Somehow, it felt wrong or sort of naughty on my layout when I were a little lad, so I don't think that I ever did it. Thank you.

Double heading too 😅

0:02 completely different scenes yesterday, that phone box looked like it was in the middle of a river

@5:07 I don't think I've ever seen a steam logo that blows down on its front end, all the steam logos I've seen here in the US have their blow down vents on the sides of the logo. This Christmas train is nice but I like the CPKC Christmas train that runs in both Canada and the US better because it runs at night and is covered in Christmas lights.

Great video from the Steam Gala :)

How do you access that spot by nappers?

That shot near nappers is brilliant

Looks like Helston's Class 10 was really the star of the show! 🙂

magnificent