Thanks for the video coverage. A very different scene to the one in December 1966 when a group of no more than six or seven gathered on Sheringham station in the rain to see the final service train off. That was a dismal night and the following Monday we had our first taste of BR's new "basic" railway service. Now the link is back is it too much to hope that a way might be found for service trains to once again use the "proper" station one day?
Once again Peter, an excellent video. I unfortunately could not make it to Sheringham to see this important moment in the History of the NNR, but seeing your video makes me feel as though I was there. Thanks once again.
Congratulations on this superb conclusion to your series of videos Peter, and what a marvellous day to celebrate this historic event. The cab ride at the end was very appropriate and fitting....well done in all respects...5* Bob
Good to see. Let us be thankful that no-one saw fit to build on the trackbed while the NNR was isolated. Do you just use the camera's own microphone when you film?
HAHA excellent stuff complete at last, great to see. Note peter owen tells me that you wanted some HD camera crew for cromwells arrival this thursday so if necessary I'd be happy to help but i shall be there myself but if I cant get a good spot I'll go to a lineside location instead of at the crossing please let me know, regards, phil
REALLY GOOD - enjoyed it all - well done to Steven Ashling and the team at the NNR
Thanks for the video coverage. A very different scene to the one in December 1966 when a group of no more than six or seven gathered on Sheringham station in the rain to see the final service train off. That was a dismal night and the following Monday we had our first taste of BR's new "basic" railway service.
Now the link is back is it too much to hope that a way might be found for service trains to once again use the "proper" station one day?
Once again Peter, an excellent video. I unfortunately could not make it to Sheringham to see this important moment in the History of the NNR, but seeing your video makes me feel as though I was there. Thanks once again.
Excellent. Congratulations all round!
Congratulations on this superb conclusion to your series of videos Peter, and what a marvellous day to celebrate this historic event. The cab ride at the end was very appropriate and fitting....well done in all respects...5* Bob
Well done good see crowds witnessing the event. The crowds will be double that on thursday. i be down for that.
Good to see. Let us be thankful that no-one saw fit to build on the trackbed while the NNR was isolated.
Do you just use the camera's own microphone when you film?
Thank goodness they didn’t.
HAHA excellent stuff complete at last, great to see. Note peter owen tells me that you wanted some HD camera crew for cromwells arrival this thursday so if necessary I'd be happy to help but i shall be there myself but if I cant get a good spot I'll go to a lineside location instead of at the crossing please let me know,
regards,
phil
nice job nice. i being touch by heart.
Norfolk Constabulary.
Locomotive 65462.
Sadly this loco has now been scrapped, If only the NNR could have purchased it. The first loco to cross Station Road in 43 years!