I enjoyed that Steven, thank you. I used Causeland station a couple of years ago when on a cycling holiday in Cornwall and Devon. I had stayed nearby and decided to get the train into Looe so I could enjoy the scenery from the train window. The driver was surprised to see me on Causeland station, holding my bike with one hand and holding out the other to indicate. He over-shot the platform slightly and had to set back a little so I could board!
If you get a Devon & Cornwall rover, you can tick off all the branch lines in a short and cheap rail holiday extravaganza, and keen enthusiasts could even tick off the major private operations (principally in Devon). Although those fares of-course are not included in your rover, meanies can at least visit the respective stations or pick a roadside advantage point to witness the steam locos chuffing past.
I enjoyed that Steven, thank you. I used Causeland station a couple of years ago when on a cycling holiday in Cornwall and Devon. I had stayed nearby and decided to get the train into Looe so I could enjoy the scenery from the train window. The driver was surprised to see me on Causeland station, holding my bike with one hand and holding out the other to indicate. He over-shot the platform slightly and had to set back a little so I could board!
Great video, brings back happy memories. 🚂
Nice to see you back Steven. An excellent video, very good. Look forward to the next one.
Great Video Steven but surely must be connected to Main Line for Unit to refuel
Of course it is! Have a look at Google Earth to see where the Looe Valley branch and the GWR main line connect just east of Liskeard Station!
superb thank you
Thank you for taking the time to watch it
awesome video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Great video.
Thank you, greatly appreciated
If you get a Devon & Cornwall rover, you can tick off all the branch lines in a short and cheap
rail holiday extravaganza,
and keen enthusiasts could even tick off the major private operations (principally in Devon).
Although those fares of-course are not included in your rover, meanies can at least visit the respective stations or pick a roadside advantage point to witness the steam locos chuffing past.
Rahhh my local
What about St Keyne Wishing Well Halt
This is why they constantly close the line cause that part is prone to flooding at this time of year
I know that’s why I mentioned it