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Thank you, Simon. Your comment is much appreciated.

Thank you very much - your very kind comment is much appreciated.

Thank you, Josh. I know how much you like visiting the NYMR so I’m especially glad you enjoyed the video. Have a happy Easter.

@@atlantaman Thanks. Happy Easter to you as well.

Thank you for your very kind comment and for subscribing. Yes, the KWVR is a great line and a top favourite of mine when I can get back over to the UK.. (As you will note, I don’t post very often and I declined YT “earner” status when signing up.)

@@atlantaman Thanks for your reply. I don't mind if you don't post often, it will be worth the wait for quality vids like this. BTW I never knew about the trestle viaduct. I've looked on the old maps and sure enough I can see the route of it.

Thank you. I’m pleased you enjoyed it.

Thank you for watching. I’m pleased you enjoyed the video.

Thank you for watching and your comment, I’m pleased you enjoyed the video and, yes: no volunteers = no gala = no video.

Thank you for watching and commenting so kindly, Alison. Much appreciated.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Greeting to you all in Poland.

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Thank you for watching and for your most generous comments, Allan. It is very pleasing that you enjoyed the video. (Yes, I thought it useful to include a few steamers as well! lol)

I very much appreciate your comments, Josh, since your own videos show you visit the NYMR frequently and know the line well. I’m pleased you enjoyed the video: thank you for watching.

Sorry you have come to that conclusion. But, I hope you don’t feel that way about the volunteers’ efforts.

Thanks Lee. Pleased you enjoyed it - your kind comments are appreciated.

Many thanks for watching and your comments. I’m pleased you enjoyed it. I wanted to show some of the broader aspects of what’s offered and to enjoy at the NYMR. The LNERCA has long attracted my admiration for the valuable heritage work they do.

Thanks Dave for watching and kind comment. Yes, that walk is most pleasant aspect of an NYMR visit.

Thanks Andy, glad you enjoyed it. That breakfast was a most memorable experience: cordon bleu cooking on a shovel by Jim - a great guy.

Thank you for that useful comment. I’m pleased you enjoyed it.

Regrettably I cannot answer your question - I don’t know. Sorry, but, thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed the vid.

Thank you - your comment is much appreciated.

Thank you, Robert, for watching and commenting so kindly. Best wishes to you all in Scotland.

Thank you for watching, I’m pleased you like the video.

Thank you. I’m pleased you enjoyed the video.

Thank you. I’m pleased you enjoyed the video. I apologise for not responding sooner.

Thank you for your kind comment. I am pleased you enjoyed the video. Best wishes to you all in Ukraine. 👍🇺🇦

I’m most pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you for your kind words. Regardless of how much technology has changed the passengers’ ride and comfort, I fully agree with you that the steam era’s beauty and elegance have been left behind: but not lost, thanks to the many selfless volunteers with whom we are blessed. But, obviously, without passengers and visitors, funding for maintenance, restoration and operation would be gone. And, the patent pleasure and enjoyment they experience no doubt reward the volunteers, letting them know their efforts are appreciated and worthwhile: which they are.

Pleased you enjoyed Jerry’s layout. Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed the ride and, yes, Jerry’s work is outstanding. I passed your comment on to him and he expressed his thanks to you for them.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Glad you liked and admired Jerry’s layout. In fact, since shooting that video, he has continued to build and has added another large section full of incredible detail, which we hope to record soon.

Thank you. Your comment is much appreciated.

Indeed, Joe, the amount of detail Jerry has achieved is remarkable. Scale is H0; layout is approx 25x25ft. Jerry, now retired but still enhancing the layout, worked for NYC in Michigan. Thanks for watching and commenting; pleased you enjoyed the video and layout.

Yes, but Jerry’s layout is even more so when visited.

Thank you. I’ll pass your praise along to Jerry. Of course, no video or photo could equal actually visiting his meticulously detailed layout.

I greatly appreciate your very generous comment, Leonard, and pleased that you enjoyed the video. Thank you.

Thank you, Steve, for that kind comment. I’m glad you enjoyed my video.

Thank you, Douglas. I’m very pleased you enjoyed the video. 👍

Your comment is appreciated. Thanks for watching - I’m pleased you enjoyed the video.

Your very generous comments are much appreciated, Pete. I’m extremely pleased you enjoyed the video. The captivating spectacle of the steamers doing their work during the snow almost eliminated the bitter coldness felt during videoing. Thank you for watching.

Thank you, David, for your generous comment. A few more things done since making this video - not as much progress as I would like, though.

Your kind comment is much appreciated and I am pleased you enjoyed watching the video. Thank you.

Thank you very much: I’m very pleased you like it enjoyed and enjoyed it.

I sincerely wish you do get to experience the KWVR and the charms of the Worth valley itself, Peter. Thank you for your kind comment, I’m pleased you enjoyed the video. Your pots look lovely. 👍

Thank you for your comment. I’m most pleased it helps you to recall happy days spent with a valued friend.

Thank you for watching this video and your kind comment. I guess you particularly enjoyed that lovely Goathland to Grosmont walk tracing the old Stephenson line and seeing the remains of the original stations (depots) and infrastructure: it’s a lovely walk and perhaps a railfan’s bucket list item. I hope to attend this year’s forthcoming Steam gala, if I can fly over to it. Not sure if I’ll do another video though.

Thank you very much: your kind comment is appreciated.

Thank you so much for your most kind response to the video. I am delighted it has given pleasure to you and others who have watched. Being at that gala was a magical experience that created a memory I will always treasure.

Well, Tom, you are exceedingly kind with your comments and I am very grateful for them and for watching the video. Indeed we over here in America enjoy learning about preserved railways et al in the “old country” and visiting them if possible. I admit America and the UK are two nations divided by a common language and you spotted that fact in the commentary (mea culpa) and you are right to correct me: thank you. If you peruse the comment made by Mr. C.J. Sheehan you will see he also corrected me for having erroneously called him a “porter”: he is the Foreman at Haworth, apparently. I hope to meet him on my next trip to the line and to practice my real English a little more (and enjoy a pint or three of that wonderful warm beer the Brits serve). Perhaps we can share a “jar” or two? I’ll look forward to it.

@@atlantaman Thanks for your reaction to my comment. I'm also not a born Brit, but from the Netherlands, sharing the same interest in the UK railway scene Despite the fact that I do not live there I visited many of the UK preserved railways , and I'm even a member involved in a group restoring a couple of one off preserved diesel locomotives over there, putting in some physical effort a couple of times a year. In my opinion the UK has a great beer culture having all these micro breweries which make the most wonderful tastes.

@@Tom-Lahaye Actually, Tom, I was born in England, raised there but now live in Georgia. I apologize if I misled you. However, perhaps the local American vernacular is creeping into my expressions. I admire your volunteer efforts you mention and feel sure from my video you will know how much I applaud all heritage rail volunteers. My offer of a beer or two stands, if we ever meet. 🍺👍

@@atlantaman That's great, I volunteer at the East Lancashire Railway, and visit the SVR often, so maybe one day we can have a couple of pints 🍻.

@@Tom-Lahaye Indeed. I was at the ELR gala, the week after the KWVR, featuring FS, LofL and the pug. Got soaked through both days. Haven’t processed a video of it: probably won’t. 🍺

Thanks for commenting. Actually, when doing my voice over stuff, I restrained myself from mentioning one particular “structure”, which I regard as a tasteless, poorly built design. That aside, I hope you enjoyed the video and appreciate your watching.

Thank you. Your comment is much appreciated.

Thank you for your comment.