I'm lost for words with happiness that my work is of some help. If you take a look at my TH-cam home page you will see that there are some play lists. One is Southeastern which includes nearby places like Tonbridge, Orpington and Bromley. Basically the same trains in different locations.
Great video. Lots more vegetation around the junction at Sevenoaks, less complicated trackwork and no power signal box compared to my train-spotting days on the railway bridge 50 years ago, but good to see the variety of EMUs operating through the station.
To the north of Sevenoaks station is Bat & Ball station which is named after a pub called Bat & Ball. I find that very odd. Anyways I haven’t been to Sevenoaks in ages but I have went past it.
Hey! Great video. How did you get permission to access the platforms? Do we need to ask the staff? I would like to know for when I come to England one day. Thanks 🙃
There are guidelines for enthusiast photography at stations on the British Transport Police website. It is a good idea to introduce yourself to the platform staff. They might ask you to go to the ticket office to sign the visitors record. At major terminal stations you might need to get a visitors permit. Provided you are polite, follow the guidelines and any instructions from staff it should be fine.
My autistic six year old absolutely loves this video. He typed in "Sevenoaks" into the computer himself and found it. Thank you for making it.
I'm lost for words with happiness that my work is of some help. If you take a look at my TH-cam home page you will see that there are some play lists. One is Southeastern which includes nearby places like Tonbridge, Orpington and Bromley. Basically the same trains in different locations.
Great video. Lots more vegetation around the junction at Sevenoaks, less complicated trackwork and no power signal box compared to my train-spotting days on the railway bridge 50 years ago, but good to see the variety of EMUs operating through the station.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video,
16:37 that drivers my mate absolutely top bloke around I’ve had dozens of tones and whistles of him
To the north of Sevenoaks station is Bat & Ball station which is named after a pub called Bat & Ball. I find that very odd. Anyways I haven’t been to Sevenoaks in ages but I have went past it.
The pub is long gone.
@@BoogiesTrains Yep.
Excellent railway video as always Boogies Trains.
Can't beat a sunny day to do a bit of filming. Excellent video as always Mr.Boogie, well done, stay safe 🤓💙
I had a lovely morning out. Cycled to Orpington. Train to Sevenoaks. A little cycle round via Bat & Ball. Train back to Orpington. Home for lunch.
That's just what Sevenoaks needs, more 70x units with their uncomfortable seats haha joking aside, great video as always
Thank you.
@@BoogiesTrains you're welcome
Hey! Great video. How did you get permission to access the platforms? Do we need to ask the staff? I would like to know for when I come to England one day. Thanks 🙃
There are guidelines for enthusiast photography at stations on the British Transport Police website. It is a good idea to introduce yourself to the platform staff. They might ask you to go to the ticket office to sign the visitors record. At major terminal stations you might need to get a visitors permit. Provided you are polite, follow the guidelines and any instructions from staff it should be fine.
@@BoogiesTrains all right! Thanks a lot for your help!
Horrible irritating noise them trains make.