Littlehampton Miniature Railway 75th Anniversary Celebration [Seaside Steam Spectacular]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2025
- Experience the charm of a traditional seaside day in Littlehampton, West Sussex, UK.
Join us on a journey at the Littlehampton Miniature Railway, operated by the Littlehampton Heritage Railway Association (LHRA). Celebrating its 75th Anniversary, this unique attraction showcases three magnificent steam locomotives, including the visiting engines Mad Bess from the Ruislip Lido Railway and Rosemary from the Exbury Gardens Railway.
Get ready for an immersive adventure as we capture these stunning locomotives in action, from Mewsbrook Park to Norfolk Gardens station, as well as some of the associated scenary.
With dedicated volunteers and a rich history since its opening in 1948, this heritage railway continues to be a quintessential summer hotspot. So hop on board and enjoy the sights and sounds of the seaside as you embark on an unforgettable journey with the Littlehampton Miniature Railway.
Produced in association with Model Railways Unlimited
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Thanks for bringing back some lovely memories of living in Littlehampton , take care
Glad you enjoyed it, so pleased to have done this for you. Have you been away long?
A very interesting and enjoyable watch, thanks for producing this video. Very much like a step back in time. Thank you.
Thanks Neil, so glad you enjoyed it
What a treat! Appreciated the lingering shots for the details.
Seems a quintessential British holiday activity.
Many thanks 👍 I think you're 💯% right
I prefer videos like this to be without commentary, but (I'm not telling you off) bet you and your wife enjoyed riding the rails of a real railway. Beautiful steam engines, what more could one ask for? Nice to see a steam tram engine there, reminds me of Toby the Tram Engine from Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends. Does the steam tram engine get used much?
Glad you enjoyed it, not sure about the tram engine