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The fireman with swept back hair is possibly former Kingsbridge fireman Colin Ellis, who spent most of his career as a driver at Westbury.
Excellent archive, i use to work with a driver called Colin Ellis who was a fireman on the Branch.
Loved it, worked in the vicinity as a HGV driver in the 1990s and frequently crossed the old railway line. You should try delivering along the old route in the holiday season. Nightmare!
fantastic video of the old line. Ive never seen such good film of my favourite line.
Love Railway roundabout. In 1959 steam locos were still being built.
Lovely ex GWR tanks
That is a classic with classic footage of my favourite steam locos doing what they do best! Subbed!
The branch line to Kingsbridge should have remained open with short diesel trains.
Seems hard to believe now that these were common sights and sounds.
Well I did recently upload Railway Roundabout 1958
What a crying shame the preservationists were unable to get this in time.
Not that I'm complaining, but how did this come to be made in colour?
The fireman with swept back hair is possibly former Kingsbridge fireman Colin Ellis, who spent most of his career as a driver at Westbury.
Excellent archive, i use to work with a driver called Colin Ellis who was a fireman on the Branch.
Loved it, worked in the vicinity as a HGV driver in the 1990s and frequently crossed the old railway line. You should try delivering along the old route in the holiday season. Nightmare!
fantastic video of the old line. Ive never seen such good film of my favourite line.
Love Railway roundabout. In 1959 steam locos were still being built.
Lovely ex GWR tanks
That is a classic with classic footage of my favourite steam locos doing what they do best! Subbed!
The branch line to Kingsbridge should have remained open with short diesel trains.
Seems hard to believe now that these were common sights and sounds.
Well I did recently upload Railway Roundabout 1958
What a crying shame the preservationists were unable to get this in time.
Not that I'm complaining, but how did this come to be made in colour?