A lifetime of 16mm photography here. I go back to 1960s trackside photography as well, starting with 6167, then 6218 and 6060. Great editing; this is a video for grownups!!
Just incredible. What a way of life it must have been for all the crews of each engine. Guess you'd know the quirks of each engine . Thank you for recording & narrating for us. P.j. Calif.
Funny to see Ferguson Avenue now…nothing left..can hardly tell. I have a special place in my heart for the Hamilton and North western Railway. I was married on the surviving right of way, just south of Beaton, just north of Tottenham on the south Simcoe Railway. Thank you for sharing this video. Nice to see trains on the southern part of the line.
Wow. I feel honored to have watched this. I'm thinking about all the money you must have spent buying film to shoot all this. Film was not cheap in the 50ths. Then development also, yes quite an expense! Thanks injoyed watching.
thanks for posting, helped get me into the era. Love seeing the combos of the automobiles, people, and trains. Commentary was informative, too. Love these old steam engines and their shiny passenger cars.
I love all these trains running from village to villiage. Tracks everywhere. You were truly lucky to witness that. Thank you for all the stories.
I'm speechless....Thank you. I railroaded about 40 yrs too late
A lifetime of 16mm photography here. I go back to 1960s trackside photography as well, starting with 6167, then 6218 and 6060.
Great editing; this is a video for grownups!!
Like your stuff Massey, we've talked many times
Just incredible.
What a way of life it must have been for all the crews of each engine. Guess you'd know the quirks of each engine .
Thank you for recording & narrating for us.
P.j. Calif.
Funny to see Ferguson Avenue now…nothing left..can hardly tell. I have a special place in my heart for the Hamilton and North western Railway. I was married on the surviving right of way, just south of Beaton, just north of Tottenham on the south Simcoe Railway. Thank you for sharing this video. Nice to see trains on the southern part of the line.
Wow, thanks for posting, that is epic!
Wow. I feel honored to have watched this. I'm thinking about all the money you must have spent buying film to shoot all this. Film was not cheap in the 50ths. Then development also, yes quite an expense! Thanks injoyed watching.
thanks for posting, helped get me into the era. Love seeing the combos of the automobiles, people, and trains. Commentary was informative, too. Love these old steam engines and their shiny passenger cars.
Thank you!
Bring back the steam Engine 👍🏻😎
Love this video I wonder if there is any footage of the bala subdivision in this period never saw very much
Fantastic times it would be great to go back in time : Not a fan of the stuff today .👍🏻😎
Why load film just tap your camera on your phone and film dah
Bullet nosed betty