Amazing work and dedication, Ian! It's a pleasure to watch The Ivy Railway in action. It was also a pleasure to meet you at the West Wales Model Railway Exhibition last weekend.
Hi Ian.... Me and my hubby loved this video! We have been watching your vids for a few years now! To see how your railway has developed and grown has been great viewing! We really appreciate all your hard work and your creativity! We love the virtual train rides, the birdsong, the flowers and the views! Its amazing because it looks as if its been there forever! Your new creation is great..... Obviously very comfy! And love the windows....Those views are stunning!
Lovely tour. Thank you. What a bit of work you've completed! Ivy Rwy definitely has an old-world charm along with a playful wink. If you decide to work on your 5" gauge, I hope you can film some more of that as well. Blessings!
Loved the nonsence as well as the train running. Was interesting to hear that you have slate in the ground. I presume that helps keep the hillside stable. The area in which I live (in New Zealand) has no rock in the hills - it's all clay - so in heavy rain slips/mudslides are common.
Glad you enjoyed the vid! I'm sure the slate and rocks do help keep things stable. You do have landslides and movement occasionally in this area but I have been lucky so far.
Thanks, that was a great summary tour. Love your friends. I never suggested going up the roadway. I was suggesting getting permission from the folks across the roadway to carry on down their drive and find a place to loop around down there. Does not look like a bust roadway and bet you could imbed your track into the short expanse of asphalt ? Or maybe you could start tunneling into your hillside and make a Mine Ride...ha Collin First(sp) could help ya!
Others have suggested it though! I think it would be illegal to plant a railway line through a public road so I'm not going to attempt it! A mine would be very fun but scary!
Another enjoyable video, you've certainly put a lot of time and effort into creating your railway. It looks great. On another subject, have you seen my grandson's first video documenting his 009 layout. He's recently uploaded it, and he's talking about the buildings he's making on it ... Cheers James 🙂👍
@@Elvinley I agree with you there, he's doing much better than I expected him to do. He seems to be really enjoying his modelling at the moment and is looking forward to seeing yours again. He's also posted another stop-motion animation video, a Stormy Day in Dylington ...cheers James 🙂👍
Ian. That past accident 12:02 was totally preventable. You have "Dead Slow" signs posted everywhere. How could something like that happen? Perhaps it is time to publish a time table. Will you honor a transfer ticket from the steam railway? Mike
It was my fault for telling him to go faster to get up the gradient. He was leaning back a lot though! Since then the gradient has been eased and the loco has been improved.
Are you open to visits to the line? Always thought you were in Cornwall (no idea why). Currently on holiday just outside Milford Haven with my Better half. Tony (aka Scamp No20)
Very relaxing ... the perfect antidote to, well, everything else. Thanks Ian 👍
Absolutely! Thanks a lot Dave!
thanks. what an achievement over 4 years. caroline
Thanks Caroline!
Amazing work and dedication, Ian! It's a pleasure to watch The Ivy Railway in action. It was also a pleasure to meet you at the West Wales Model Railway Exhibition last weekend.
And you! Thanks so much Dan!!
Bloody amazing, you have my absolute respect!
Thank you!
Hi Ian.... Me and my hubby loved this video!
We have been watching your vids for a few years now! To see how your railway has developed and grown has been great viewing!
We really appreciate all your hard work and your creativity!
We love the virtual train rides, the birdsong, the flowers and the views!
Its amazing because it looks as if its been there forever!
Your new creation is great..... Obviously very comfy! And love the windows....Those views are stunning!
Oh thanks so much Susan! Your comments are always so encouraging!
great work,it looks really good,peace and best wishes.......................jpj
Thanks a lot John!
Brilliant...wish I had one of those.....😁
Thanks Stephen!
Looking lovely and "planted " now mate !
Thanks mate! Yes definitely established now.
Lovely tour. Thank you. What a bit of work you've completed! Ivy Rwy definitely has an old-world charm along with a playful wink. If you decide to work on your 5" gauge, I hope you can film some more of that as well. Blessings!
Thanks a lot Stan! Will do.
Loved the nonsence as well as the train running. Was interesting to hear that you have slate in the ground. I presume that helps keep the hillside stable. The area in which I live (in New Zealand) has no rock in the hills - it's all clay - so in heavy rain slips/mudslides are common.
Glad you enjoyed the vid! I'm sure the slate and rocks do help keep things stable. You do have landslides and movement occasionally in this area but I have been lucky so far.
All you need now is a few signal boxes down the line and you can run an intense service 😂
We could anyway as long as we go slowly!
Thanks, that was a great summary tour. Love your friends. I never suggested going up the roadway. I was suggesting getting permission from the folks across the roadway to carry on down their drive and find a place to loop around down there. Does not look like a bust roadway and bet you could imbed your track into the short expanse of asphalt ? Or maybe you could start tunneling into your hillside and make a Mine Ride...ha Collin First(sp) could help ya!
Others have suggested it though! I think it would be illegal to plant a railway line through a public road so I'm not going to attempt it! A mine would be very fun but scary!
Never hurts to ask!
❤
Another enjoyable video, you've certainly put a lot of time and effort into creating your railway. It looks great. On another subject, have you seen my grandson's first video documenting his 009 layout. He's recently uploaded it, and he's talking about the buildings he's making on it ... Cheers James 🙂👍
Must check that out thanks James!
@@Elvinley he's been inspired by your 009 layout 🙂👍
@@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY Can't believe how talented he is at such a young age!
@@Elvinley I agree with you there, he's doing much better than I expected him to do. He seems to be really enjoying his modelling at the moment and is looking forward to seeing yours again. He's also posted another stop-motion animation video, a Stormy Day in Dylington ...cheers James 🙂👍
Ian. That past accident 12:02 was totally preventable. You have "Dead Slow" signs posted everywhere. How could something like that happen? Perhaps it is time to publish a time table. Will you honor a transfer ticket from the steam railway? Mike
It was my fault for telling him to go faster to get up the gradient. He was leaning back a lot though! Since then the gradient has been eased and the loco has been improved.
Are you open to visits to the line? Always thought you were in Cornwall (no idea why). Currently on holiday just outside Milford Haven with my Better half. Tony (aka Scamp No20)
So sorry Tony - I just saw this. Are you still there?
@@Elvinley Here tomorrow (Thursday), going back to Hampshire on Friday but go past Carmarthen on the way (mid morning).
@@cloisterdriver Can you email me Tony at ianaarkley@googlemail.com
@@Elvinley Sent
@@cloisterdriver Just replied Tony. It was in my spam folder. Doh!