9:32 was filmed on 27th April 1963, the T9 filmed at Wadebridge is "The North Cornishman", then the brake van special was "The Camel Valleyman", both organised by the PRC / RCTS. The T9 ran from Exeter to Wadebridge and Padstow and return, but during the break at Wadebridge a brake van special ran from Wadebridge to Wenford Bridge using Pannier 1369.
Really nice film, irrespective of quality, personally think it’s lovely it’s a wonderful timepiece, very atmospheric, thanks for sharing. Eddie🤓
9:32 was filmed on 27th April 1963, the T9 filmed at Wadebridge is "The North Cornishman", then the brake van special was "The Camel Valleyman", both organised by the PRC / RCTS. The T9 ran from Exeter to Wadebridge and Padstow and return, but during the break at Wadebridge a brake van special ran from Wadebridge to Wenford Bridge using Pannier 1369.
Superb video, driver of the 2 car DMU seemed so laid back 👍
Wonderful. Thank you.
Those were the days!
29:34 is Perranporth, the Pannier is heading for Newquay and the Prairie for Chacewater
Thank you for sharing this footage! Been puzzled over our local branch lines for years. This will help!!
Great work👍
Great Film. 👍
Excellent footage. Photos, let alone film, of Trencreek Jn (Newquay) and its triangle are rare as hen's teeth.
29:53 is Chacewater, the Pannier running around the Newquay train, then a Warship heading through Chacewater towards Truro
Cracking video thanks!! Have added some info, hope it helps!
Thank you so much.
29:19 is Gwinear Road yards, on a train arriving from Helston, then Gwinear Road Station
29:58 looking over Truro city
29:28 is probably approaching Gwinear Road from the Helston line.
29:43 Goonbell Halt, looking towards Chacewater
I have a dream that some day AI will be able to miraculously restore such films to something approaching pristine condition.
If I could get my hands on the original cine film it would help, but alas I can't find it.
Somewhat surprised bythe apparent Merchant Navy class at about seventeen & a half minutes in.