Now there's a happy tractor driver, from Yorkshire by the sound of it😂😂😂😂😂 Nice as the steam is I do love to hear a good 37 spooling up. That weather is deceptive, I imagined you in full John West gear but I know it must have been a tad hot!!🥵🥵. Thanks Matthew, always apprecited👍👍
The 4555 running here used to haul freight around S. Wales. If anyone is interested search for 'old merthyr railway station' and there you will find 3 or 4 photos of of her and her crew, probably take in the 1950s
Nice video great camera work as usual as always I am really enjoying your lovely videos and camera work keep your lovely camera work up I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on UA-cam hope you are keeping well take care best wishes Philip
Excellent video. Bit sad that the availability of the services was, by observation of the passing carriages, poorly ‘frequented’. Maybe DSR should reconsider the scheduling of an intensive service, once the metrological ‘Autumn’ is reached. With steaming coal supplies being so precarious or even, apparently, needlessly burning diesel in a Type 37, when demand is low, in these ecologically focussed times, seems to demand a ‘quid pro quo’. Excellent captures and recording. Thanks for your high production standards.
To be fair, 07th September is a Thursday in the first week of the new school year. Not prime school holiday season so I’d expect trains to be quiet. Maybe they could run shorter trains but perhaps the cost of remarshalling stock outweighs the benefit.
Found out its a post Covid /Hoskin business decision. Suits them( not you) to not stop at Goodrington and Churchton anymore. Ah well when you got fingers in lots of pies like him what do you expect. PLC
They’re trying to focus their business on a combined steam train (Paignton-Dartmouth) and boat trip on the Dart. More of a charter/excursion operation than hop-on/off for tourists. I imagine the National Trust site at Greenways is suffering too.
Thanks for sharing 👍 lovely sound of the 37 😊
Another great video from you I so enjoyed this keep up the good work😊
Now there's a happy tractor driver, from Yorkshire by the sound of it😂😂😂😂😂 Nice as the steam is I do love to hear a good 37 spooling up. That weather is deceptive, I imagined you in full John West gear but I know it must have been a tad hot!!🥵🥵. Thanks Matthew, always apprecited👍👍
Klasse video :)
Cheers
The 4555 running here used to haul freight around S. Wales. If anyone is interested search for 'old merthyr railway station' and there you will find 3 or 4 photos of of her and her crew, probably take in the 1950s
Nice video great camera work as usual as always I am really enjoying your lovely videos and camera work keep your lovely camera work up I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on UA-cam hope you are keeping well take care best wishes Philip
Excellent video. Bit sad that the availability of the services was, by observation of the passing carriages, poorly ‘frequented’. Maybe DSR should reconsider the scheduling of an intensive service, once the metrological ‘Autumn’ is reached.
With steaming coal supplies being so precarious or even, apparently, needlessly burning diesel in a Type 37, when demand is low, in these ecologically focussed times, seems to demand a ‘quid pro quo’.
Excellent captures and recording. Thanks for your high production standards.
To be fair, 07th September is a Thursday in the first week of the new school year. Not prime school holiday season so I’d expect trains to be quiet. Maybe they could run shorter trains but perhaps the cost of remarshalling stock outweighs the benefit.
wow thats an interesting move of 4555 light loco! How did you know that was gunna happen?
What looks like judgement, was actually just luck.
@@TheSouthernerYTChannel ah lol
Search for 'Old Merthyr railway station' and you will find 3 or 4 photos of 4555 and her crew - taken in the 1950s
13:55 Our cameraman got a wave from both crewmen, there's an extra point for that.
All very nice but whats with the not stopping at Goodrington sands and Churstson all
about?
Found out its a post Covid /Hoskin business decision. Suits them( not you) to not stop at Goodrington and Churchton anymore. Ah well when you got fingers in lots of pies like him what do you expect. PLC
They’re trying to focus their business on a combined steam train (Paignton-Dartmouth) and boat trip on the Dart. More of a charter/excursion operation than hop-on/off for tourists. I imagine the National Trust site at Greenways is suffering too.
I gotta say from watching the class 37 in action i totaly understand why all diseals where favoured motive power over steam in the 60s beyond😮