Hi Ben yes those days were really good, especially if you liked 37's. Are you sure you're not telling me how old you were then just to make me feel really old 😅. I have been really busy lately with filming so thanks for watching mate.ATB Colin.
Well another stunning one colin. Very much the world that was Cardiff certanly looks diffrent now as a city and as a rail location . some good bits for the modlers too with some of the wagon types .
Thanks Tom. When i get round to the next one from Eastleigh some of the wagon types seen there are a modellers dream. You'll have to let your fellow modellers know. ATB.
37704-AND! 37906 on oil👏🏻 This video is priceless Colin, finally got to watch all of it, one of the best/my favourites possibly the best. Railfreight at every turn, nice near the end over the shed entrance with the atmospheric 37 pulling out in a huff! When coal was still aplenty and even doubleheaders, full and empty with the grids on iron ore by the looks of it-possibly from the east coast? Thanks for this, I’ll probably watch it a few times 👍👍👍 Darren
Cheers Darren, with you being into the modelling scene those old unfitted coal wagons ect must apeal to your imagination i guess. The iron ore trains actually ran loaded from Port Talbot to Llanwern steelworks, and like the Hunterston to Ravenscraig ones in Scotland back then, used to be worked by 3x37's before the Grids took over. I have another Cardiff one in the archives but that will come later. Next one will be Eastleigh
Super greatly done video! Excellent quality and filming, I really enjoyed this, love it! I liked it! KEEP UP YOUR GOOD WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks very much Matt, your comments are very much appreciated.
@@colingarwood9971 I got a new video :)!
Thanks Colin for sharing this footage of this great time when we had BR running our railways. Hi
Thanks for watching Mike. Makes you remember how good it used to be but how we just took it for granted a. All the best, Colin.
Wow what great footage Colin. I was only 3 months old at the time this was filmed but I really do appreciate how special those BR days were. ATB. Ben
Hi Ben yes those days were really good, especially if you liked 37's. Are you sure you're not telling me how old you were then just to make me feel really old 😅. I have been really busy lately with filming so thanks for watching mate.ATB Colin.
Very nice, like !!!
Nice video Colin !)
Greetings from Germany Janusch :)
Well another stunning one colin. Very much the world that was Cardiff certanly looks diffrent now as a city and as a rail location . some good bits for the modlers too with some of the wagon types .
Thanks Tom. When i get round to the next one from Eastleigh some of the wagon types seen there are a modellers dream. You'll have to let your fellow modellers know. ATB.
37704-AND! 37906 on oil👏🏻
This video is priceless Colin, finally got to watch all of it, one of the best/my favourites possibly the best. Railfreight at every turn, nice near the end over the shed entrance with the atmospheric 37 pulling out in a huff!
When coal was still aplenty and even doubleheaders, full and empty with the grids on iron ore by the looks of it-possibly from the east coast?
Thanks for this, I’ll probably watch it a few times 👍👍👍
Darren
Cheers Darren, with you being into the modelling scene those old unfitted coal wagons ect must apeal to your imagination i guess. The iron ore trains actually ran loaded from Port Talbot to Llanwern steelworks, and like the Hunterston to Ravenscraig ones in Scotland back then, used to be worked by 3x37's before the Grids took over.
I have another Cardiff one in the archives but that will come later. Next one will be Eastleigh
@@colingarwood9971 I do remember the odd triple 37 but don’t remember what was behind, look forward to Eastleigh👍👍
Those were the days eh ! Early morning starts to 7 tunnel, Newport, Cardiff, Margam, Landore, Radyr and anything else we could cram in.,.lol
yeah really enjoyed those days Brian. My only regret was never filming at STJ when all those 37s were about. Thanks for watching mate. ATB