What wonderful old trains! GREAT to see them in this splended film! Every real train belches out steam. Way back in the 1930s (or whenever) British manufactured goods were made to LAST. Provided of course they were properly serviced and maintained. My own home embraces many items from that era still going as strong as the day that they were made - clock, telephone, dining furniture etc. Alas not enough room for a train. But how I admire them.
Rennes, featured at 2:22 and 3:10, is now fully restored in its Longmore Military Railway livery. It is based at Dean Forest Railway, Lydney, Gloucestershire
What wonderful old trains! GREAT to see them in this splended film! Every real train belches out steam.
Way back in the 1930s (or whenever) British manufactured goods were made to LAST. Provided of course they were properly serviced and maintained.
My own home embraces many items from that era still going as strong as the day that they were made - clock, telephone, dining furniture etc. Alas not enough room for a train. But how I admire them.
Rennes, featured at 2:22 and 3:10, is now fully restored in its Longmore Military Railway livery. It is based at Dean Forest Railway, Lydney, Gloucestershire
I think you'll find that's Sir John on 2:22
@@GWRProductions-kg9pt OK, 2:25 then.
Good Video! :)
2:23 it's on the pontypool & blaenavon railway now
Same with Llantarnam Abbey
It's not on the pontypool and bleavon railway sir John is there now
Oh dear what Welsh mispronounciation!