hi, we loved this video, have watched it twice now, the vista is amazing, we hope to do this trip one day but what we would be able to see is nothing like what you put on you tube, the best vista is from the driver's cabin where you get to see the whole panorama, hoping you never delete it from you tube will watch it again, happy Aussie.
What a Great Video this is if i Remember rightly Cass is one of the most Painted Sceneries in NZ possibly the Ocieanic Continent its got Scenery to die for especially when Snow is on the Mountains
An adventure from an armchair great experience to explore the other side of the world in such detail by rail thank you so much for the opportunity and train trail being my favourite transport
Ive been layed up unwell on the couch at home and going through youtube. So having pleanty of spare time, I went through this video and really enjoyed it. Its great to see the trackbed is maintained in great condition! Long live the coal traffic! I fetched a map, so I could track the video locations. Ive never done the Midland Line but do recognise some locations from books and videos. That wide open valley just beyond Craigburn is 'out of this world'
I made that trip in 1972. What a great experience. Back then there were a couple of stops at thriving farming communities, but sadly they are all gone now.
Entiendo es el extremo sur de australia cruzando este oeste mas o menos, y tiene un cierto toque a Noruega... Me encantan los videos estos, desde cabina de locomotora... se ven paisajes del mundo preciosos... Mi felicitación y saludos al canal, de un europeo, español por mas señas. 😊😊😊
Nice ride, though some side or bottom notes would have been better, like train size and composition, max speed vs train recommended max, why the slow downs, etc.
Love your vids mate, i was wondering if you'd be interested in doing the 4wd track into Macetown: Macetown is not easy to get to. From Arrowtown, hike, bike, horse-trek or 4WD an unsealed 15km road that crosses the river and creeks 23 times (no 2WD cars).
The landscapes are very beautiful. Technically, the pictures are not good. It's not 60fps here, so the details are not noticeable. A very strange filming technique where cars drive on the left side of the roads near the railroad tracks???
Thanks to you for your amazing videos. I live in England and this is the only way I will get to see your beautiful country.
jeez I could sit there all day watching these great vids ...thankyou
Какая красота всё таки есть на нашей планете. Слава Богу! Необъятные дали
hi, we loved this video, have watched it twice now, the vista is amazing, we hope to do this trip one day but what we would be able to see is nothing like what you put on you tube, the best vista is from the driver's cabin where you get to see the whole panorama, hoping you never delete it from you tube will watch it again, happy Aussie.
What a Great Video this is if i Remember rightly Cass is one of the most Painted Sceneries in NZ possibly the Ocieanic Continent its got Scenery to die for especially when Snow is on the Mountains
An adventure from an armchair
great experience to explore the other side of the world in such detail by rail
thank you so much for the opportunity and train trail being my favourite transport
Ive been layed up unwell on the couch at home and going through youtube. So having pleanty of spare time, I went through this video and really enjoyed it. Its great to see the trackbed is maintained in great condition! Long live the coal traffic! I fetched a map, so I could track the video locations. Ive never done the Midland Line but do recognise some locations from books and videos. That wide open valley just beyond Craigburn is 'out of this world'
Great video and such amazing scenery. Made even better by just natural sound and no annoying background music.
I made that trip in 1972. What a great experience. Back then there were a couple of stops at thriving farming communities, but sadly they are all gone now.
Entiendo es el extremo sur de australia cruzando este oeste mas o menos, y tiene un cierto toque a Noruega...
Me encantan los videos estos, desde cabina de locomotora... se ven paisajes del mundo preciosos...
Mi felicitación y saludos al canal, de un europeo, español por mas señas. 😊😊😊
another great clip my friend, I been watching train videos few years now. mainly from the usa
Amazing landscape, like in Slovenia, I like New Zealand very much...
Beautiful country
There seems to be a lot of empty/unused land in NZ.
05:22 ...3 shorts sounded. Which signify "Apply Brakes Emergency." Where was the emergency??
Most tracks you cover ivd even on, 😊❤
Nice ride, though some side or bottom notes would have been better, like train size and composition, max speed vs train recommended max, why the slow downs, etc.
@11:18 what's the story with the car up on poles(?)
Het (smal)spoor is in opmerkelijk prima conditie Prachtige omgeving.
Love your vids mate, i was wondering if you'd be interested in doing the 4wd track into Macetown: Macetown is not easy to get to. From Arrowtown, hike, bike, horse-trek or 4WD an unsealed 15km road that crosses the river and creeks 23 times (no 2WD cars).
Hi there Ben, glad you like my videos, , just search it, there is a Macetown video
Nice
Nice relaxing ride.
Another cool video
Wow.
Great without music
Reminds me of Northern California or Texas.
Nice video
👍👍
22:02 A bird may hit the train. :(
22:02 i hope she clears it
The landscapes are very beautiful. Technically, the pictures are not good. It's not 60fps here, so the details are not noticeable. A very strange filming technique where cars drive on the left side of the roads near the railroad tracks???
It’s New Zealand and they drive on the left
Thanks for good oservation, I thought it was about the USA😄@@margaretcampbell2681
@@margaretcampbell2681 It's the right side of the road. not the wrong side. 😂
Where is this anyway???
New Zealand
South Island of New Zealand, traveling from the East Coast (pacific) to the west coast (Tasman Sea).
@22:00 one dead bird, I'm guessing
Where is this; maybe Australia?
Did I see a kangaroo speeding along? Look it up.
new zealand
1:00:08 lol what has happened to that car
In NZ we park cars up poles. It makes the place tidier.
Two line athar saide make bridges two line
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VÍDEO LONGO MAS SEM EMOÇÕES!!!!
Trains have difficulty crying. Haven’t you heard.