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The train drivers want £70,000 a year ! If you had to that job for one day you would too . . .

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It's good the railway is still in use somewhat.

Back in June I travelled to Cornwall where I was lucky to have the time to explore the Looe Valley Line. Enjoy!

Grew up alongside the Greemford Branch line during the 70s on Hathaway Gardens. That was before we had a new Ealing station and the long tunnel with the housing estate by Castlebat Halt did not exist. That section of line was open to the sky and just wild natural embankments. It reminded me of the Railway Children as we stood on the embankments watching the DMUs go by. I much preferred how it looked then to now. :(

It's a pity most of the listed stations are closed. This possibly means you'll have to scrap some of your mission altogether. At least you've got an alternative with riding along a heritage railway, if you need to relax a bit more.

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An evening at Crewe earlier this week where I spent a few hours avoiding the rain.

I was the Driver on that lol! Funny how its been recommended!

For so few stations that's a really random way to take them in! You should at least show the routemap with the correct order of stations.

This passes where I live in Leicestershire. Can see the rail line from my flat window.

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It's good to have fun on a preserved railway. The school holidays are upon us and you ought to have at least two weeks' worth of preserved railway fun. The number of visitors will be somewhat low, due to most families going away on holiday to a seaside resort or wherever they choose. Imagine yourself lazing on the beach, no work, no fuss and delay, just you, the sand, sea and sunshine. Next minute, the shrill whistle of Lydham Manor rudely disturbs your slumber. What could be better than that?

Looks like you visited some of the quietest stations that still see use by main line trains. It's a pity there's not much to do. However, perhaps within your 50 things to see and do mission, you might like to visit Her Majesty's Theatre. Andrew Lloyd Webber's most scary musical story is staged there: The Phantom of the Opera. I've seen the musical for real, and it's deliciously scary. If it's not listed in the book, it won't matter. I highly recommend a visit to the theatre to watch the musical story.

I can see you're getting somewhere. However, it helps a lot if you have a main line railway timetable handy. That way you hopefully won't get stuck somewhere, meaning having to wait a few hours for the train you want to take you further. I hope no other disruptions and cancellations are thrown at you unexpectedly. Then again, if that happens there's always Plan B: a ride behind a steamy on a heritage railway.

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Absolutely love the EMR livery

It's good to have a Plan B as backup. The Jubilee Line was a good choice. No disruption to services there. I've gone with a Plan B a few times, and it's come off better than Plan A. It's a shame no items of interest could be ticked off, then again, the Jubilee Line is different to some parts of the London Underground.

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You should have stayed with your family. Family comes first above everything else. It's good to get away from the trainspotting hobby for a while, believe me. Families stay together. Not all the time, but I'm sure your wife and daughter would have liked it a bit more if you had gone with them.

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It seems every time you try to get nearer to the end of this mission of yours, delays of some sort are constantly standing in you way and blocking your path forward. I think you need to take time out for a while, and grab a relaxing holiday somewhere. It will help clear your head and throw frustrations away. I know you are determined to finish what you started, but believe me, at the moment you are getting nowhere fast. Take a break from it till September at least. August is the busy Summer Holiday period, children will have broken up from school. Have you not heard of playing trains the model railway way? Playing with model trains is one of the most relaxing things you can do, when real railway delays prevent you going further with your mission. It's a great way to recharge batteries.

Nice one! So is Bulwell your local train station?

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Another brilliant gala on this railway Really enjoyed my day. At the beginning you were stood beside me as the freight went out

I hope you're not badly hurt after getting hit by tree branches. That's what you need to be aware of at all times. I'm also hoping you didn't get told off by a volunteer. Glad you had a ride in the sunshine, in any case.

That's why you should always look out for obstacles like a tree branch, and then duck your head in, so you don't get hit. Glad you enjoyed yourself.

What's not to love about God's Wonderful Railway?

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Cornish Main Line should still have the HST. The IET is way too smooth, not good. In any case glad you saw three HSTs, there should have been more to watch. The HST should scream upon departure. We'll all be glad when we hear the sound.

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Beautiful railway, beautiful loco, beautiful sounds! What more could you need

it reminds me of retford lol

Good video

And I also miss the old announcements

I miss the old central line motors

I would love to ride this GWR train to Cardiff Central from Paddington Station.