Interesting run. I play Train Simulator 2015, so I recognize all of the signage and cabin signals (pretty much like the British lines). He missed a whistle sign at 13:35.... But I can't understand a single word the engineer is saying. The other voice sounds like you. Maybe you could add subtitles for American viewers?
Dancing Llama Yes, that was me in the cab with the Driver (we don't call them engineers over here).. Much of the conversation you were hearing, especially from Glen, the Driver, was spoken in Doric, a local dialect of the Northeast of Scotland.
+sneakybagger1 Great video, I come from Central Scotland and I don't understand Doric as well except "The Muckin o Jordies Byre" which means 'The cleaning of Georges cowshed' LOL
That sticky out bit at Boddin, near Usan, is a lime kiln dating from the late 18th century. You can walk down and look around in it.
Just love the thunder of a Class 66.
Its nice to see a drivers eye view of the line Especially Arbroath my home town Great job looking forward to more vids
+Aidan Ritchie Thanks, good to know you enjoyed the video :-)
That is a great journey, thanks for the upload.
i will see it an other time.thank you for this UK Train video.
muito bom o video lindas imagens
very nice ride indeed..!!! :)
+Steve Wyman Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.!
..yeh m8..
single fingert twix! quality!!
Those are called undulations-34:00-35:00 min. range.
Train. Track. Travel.
Interesting run. I play Train Simulator 2015, so I recognize all of the signage and cabin signals (pretty much like the British lines). He missed a whistle sign at 13:35.... But I can't understand a single word the engineer is saying. The other voice sounds like you. Maybe you could add subtitles for American viewers?
Dancing Llama Yes, that was me in the cab with the Driver (we don't call them engineers over here).. Much of the conversation you were hearing, especially from Glen, the Driver, was spoken in Doric, a local dialect of the Northeast of Scotland.
Yes, I caught the part about hiding the second body. That explains the furry boots.
:-)
+sneakybagger1 Great video, I come from Central Scotland and I don't understand Doric as well except "The Muckin o Jordies Byre" which means 'The cleaning of Georges cowshed' LOL
+Alan Morr Hey, I'm from Aberdeen and even I sometimes need an interpreter! :-)