Railways of Great Britain Stephenson Railway Museum and Railway May 2017
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Sorry guy's this is the last in this short series,not long now to our next trip out.
Stephenson Railway Museum can be found in Newcastle Upon Tyne near the Tyne tunnel.
I think the sun was putting the visitors off as they must have all gone to the beach.
A very smart looking operation there, didn't even know about it. The museum looks really professional and interesting for all ages.
This is one of the reasons I upload my travels to UA-cam,it shows just what is out there.The times we have been told "I only live around the corner from that railway and didn't know it was there".We were shocked by the length of the ride.
That looked a great Museum....Glad You managed a ride behind the 08 Shunter....Must have made Your Day complete...Best regards....Steve.-:)
It made a change to get an 08,the steam loco had gone away for repairs and should be back very soon........Regards Chris.
Another great video and interesting looking railway! Merry Christmas!
Happy Christmas Henry, all the very best wishes for your railway riding in 2022...Many thanks for your support over this year with my videos...Chris and Rosie.
@@wooltman You're welcome and I'll look forward to seeing where you visit in 2022.
Just set off for the beach Chris ...LOL ...amazing what you find on your travels ...DAve
I'm glad you enjoy them as much as we do finding them Dave,it is nice to show people what is out there to ride and enjoy..........Regards Chris
Hang on a bit Chris....aren't the tracks too far apart to be included in your 'miniature' railway series? In fact I'm certain that the locos and carriages are standard gauge! Joking apart...thanks for this latest video. You were fortunate to find it in operation...I visited twice (in the week) several years ago , while I was working in the area , enjoyed the museum but didn't get a ride. I must be unlucky because I visited the Listowell & Ballybunion Lartigue replica monorail twice in a month (while working in the the Irish Republic) only to find it closed. Yet a friend (on his first visit) not only found it open but had a cab ride on the 1km replica line. Such is life eh? Many thanks to you both for your series...much enjoyed here! Rob.
We are covering all gauges,it all started off with standard and narrow gauge then miniature,we then put the March Hare hat on and included all Model Engineering Societies,this has made it very hard work but we are getting their.
The museum runs the railway at weekends and Bank holidays.Shame you didn't get to ride the L & B in Ireland,we have not got that far YET but never say never...........Regards Chris.
A wonderful museum Chris, and odd to be hauled by an 08 at a centre dedicated to Stephenson, but such haulage is rare anyway...Regards...Bob
The steam loco had gone away for repairs and should be back any day,still a nice ride behind the 08..........Regards Chris
looks like a nice little run and area to look around :)
Took some finding but all worth while,nice museum too.......Best wishes Chris
I wanna see more content of the first locomotive shown, which is the RSH 0-6-0t Ted Garret
Sorry that's all I have.
@@wooltman it's fine
the metro destroyed the network and all the old stations, the low walker to byker line.was class, devils of destruction
Such a shame but they say this is progress,but I liked BR as it was....Regards Chris