Excellent video's, makes everything I read in the Corris-Pondent about the extension, so much more informative. PS. Enjoyed our visit and trip back in June
Hi Richard. Nice footage, as explained in the description, the quality is certainly noticeable (!). Looks like the contractors are making good progress. It's really quite nice to see something grow from a field to an embankment, and eventually a trackbed! Assuming that grants and funds keep coming in and the required materials are available, how long do you think we're looking at until volunteers can start to work on the trackbed? Also with the assumption that volunteers are allowed to resume work at the site. Stay safe mate, kind regards GWR
If we were allowed to have volunteers on site, they could be used at the moment - packing the gabions with stone is something that has to be done by hand. Unfortunately it's not really allowed at the moment, but don't worry, there'll still be lots for volunteers to do when the lockdown ends.
Excellent video's, makes everything I read in the Corris-Pondent about the extension, so much more informative.
PS. Enjoyed our visit and trip back in June
Wonderful and informative, thankyou!!! Best wishes with your aims and ambitions, keep up the good work! :-)
That;s quite some achievement! Best of luck with the project and the finances.
thanks for the update scarily quiet there! ..looking forward to seeing it when all complete. #greatlittletrainsofwales .
A great video sir thank you I have visited the Corris before and enjoyed it will visit again when then line is finished
Always welcome
Thank you. A brilliant video and commentary.
Glad you enjoyed it
Really great stuff! Looking forward to getting down when lock down ends. Great bit of positivity!
Interesting video. Is the eventual aim to reach Machynlleth?
What will be the overall length of the track when current relaying is completed please ..... and are there future wishes to extend even further ?
Great video, hope to see you very soon.
I hope so too!
Hi Richard.
Nice footage, as explained in the description, the quality is certainly noticeable (!). Looks like the contractors are making good progress. It's really quite nice to see something grow from a field to an embankment, and eventually a trackbed!
Assuming that grants and funds keep coming in and the required materials are available, how long do you think we're looking at until volunteers can start to work on the trackbed? Also with the assumption that volunteers are allowed to resume work at the site.
Stay safe mate, kind regards GWR
If we were allowed to have volunteers on site, they could be used at the moment - packing the gabions with stone is something that has to be done by hand. Unfortunately it's not really allowed at the moment, but don't worry, there'll still be lots for volunteers to do when the lockdown ends.
@@RichardShipman Great! I'll be looking forward to it 👍. Very true, a time consuming task though... ⌚
Stay safe mate, kind regards GWR
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