Thank you Roy! I don't often do town (or even city) videos but I braved Tavistock - I also have Leamington & Cheltenham Spas coming soon! Thanks for commenting, take care, Paul.
Hello Paul - greetings from Poland A wonderful video - thank you so much for producing it. The introduction was gorgeous. How interesting to see an old engine house - a monument to Tavistocks growth and wealth. This is a lovely town with most interesting achitecture. Fabulous market halls - lovely to hear Devon accent during your filming there. Turning to railways, what a good idea to reopen the line to Tavistock. If Oakhampton can do it, why not Tavistock? The view from the railway viaduct was very impresive. I wonder if the owner of the old Tavistock North station and its buildings is responsible for the upkeep of the viaduct? Crossing the canal was lovely to see the improvements made for the publics use. Again, my friend, you excelled yourself with the most beautiful still photographs. You ought to publish them!
From the viaduct southwards the line is entirely clear to Bere Alston apart from a couple of demolished road bridge's, however (as shown) further north there is intensive development around the former station with the West Devon HQ being sited on the goods yard Sadly this prevents the lines reinstatement north of here where it survives as the 'Granite Way' cyclepath to Okehampton
Yes, hopefully the line to Bere Alston from Tavistock will reopen - why they don't just get on and do it, is beyond me, after survey after survey have said that it is viable as a railway. As you say though reopening to Okehampton though is much trickier. I can't see the other former station and the line to Plymouth, via the Plym Valley ever reopening though. Cheers Stephen.
@@westcountrywanderings The Tamar Valley line like most surviving West Country branches is essentially just a long siding as modern railway traction no longer requires track loops for reversing the engine, therefore a future rebuilt Tavistock station would only need to consist of a single track and platform Personally I'd compulsory purchase the row of houses wrongly built at the end of the viaduct on the north side of Tavistock station and site the platform there 👍
Beautiful place. Enjoy your day. Keep safe always. Waiting for your more video's. See you around. Stay in touch.
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching and commenting. Take care, Paul.
Enjoyed your video and liked the buildings, park, canal, river and history. Take care.
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Hi Paul another nice video ,and history, look forward to next one ,have a good week
Thank you Roy! I don't often do town (or even city) videos but I braved Tavistock - I also have Leamington & Cheltenham Spas coming soon! Thanks for commenting, take care, Paul.
Beautiful places! Wonderful images of the river! Like from Mallorca Spain
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Doesn’t look like it’s changed since I moved away I grew up in Tavistock loved it xx
Thank you.
Yes, I don't think that the town centre has changed that much over the years, thankfully.
It is a really lovely town.
Cheers,
Paul
Beautiful video!!!! 👍👍👍
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Hi Paul, hope all well buddy, great new video and love the history you shared for Tavistock 😊
Thank you Stephen. Yes, it is one of my favourite towns with interesting history. Take care, Paul
Again a great video! Keep up the excellent work! I'm looking
forward to another awesome upload! Take care and stay in touch! 🌻🌞🌻
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Thank you for sharing my friend. I enjoyed watching your video👍👍❤❤🙌🙏. Wow Bedford Hotel built in 1720 such an old building 15:23
Thank you for watching and commenting. 🙂👍🌄 Yes, so much history there, and a lovely town.
Great photos & video of a lovely town. I thing there are more ducks than people in Tavistock.
Thank you Faith! Yes, that is quite possibly true! Take care, Paul
It's really amazing my friend's atmosphere thank you for the information my friend is amazing!
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Hello Paul - greetings from Poland
A wonderful video - thank you so much for producing it.
The introduction was gorgeous. How interesting to see an old engine house - a monument to Tavistocks growth and wealth.
This is a lovely town with most interesting achitecture. Fabulous market halls - lovely to hear Devon accent during your filming there.
Turning to railways, what a good idea to reopen the line to Tavistock. If Oakhampton can do it, why not Tavistock? The view from the railway viaduct was very impresive. I wonder if the owner of the old Tavistock North station and its buildings is responsible for the upkeep of the viaduct?
Crossing the canal was lovely to see the improvements made for the publics use. Again, my friend, you excelled yourself with the most beautiful still photographs. You ought to publish them!
Thank you Michael. Thanks for you kind words and continuing support. Take care, Paul.
Injoy your tour
Thank you! Glad you liked the tour.
From the viaduct southwards the line is entirely clear to Bere Alston apart from a couple of demolished road bridge's, however (as shown) further north there is intensive development around the former station with the West Devon HQ being sited on the goods yard
Sadly this prevents the lines reinstatement north of here where it survives as the 'Granite Way' cyclepath to Okehampton
Yes, hopefully the line to Bere Alston from Tavistock will reopen - why they don't just get on and do it, is beyond me, after survey after survey have said that it is viable as a railway. As you say though reopening to Okehampton though is much trickier. I can't see the other former station and the line to Plymouth, via the Plym Valley ever reopening though. Cheers Stephen.
@@westcountrywanderings
The Tamar Valley line like most surviving
West Country branches is essentially just
a long siding as modern railway traction
no longer requires track loops for reversing
the engine, therefore a future rebuilt
Tavistock station would only need
to consist of a single track and platform
Personally I'd compulsory purchase the
row of houses wrongly built at the end of
the viaduct on the north side of Tavistock
station and site the platform there 👍
Fell off in Tavistock. My foot caught in my trouser leg and that's how the bottle broke.
Rick and Rum here ☺️☺️
Hello, and welcome Rick & Rum!