Absolutely amazing Georgia still amazing views along the Cumbrian coast line and congrats on completing Cumbria and definitely looking forward to the rest of the series keep it going!
I remember when the river at Workington washed a bridge away. The only bridge that connected North and South Workington. Until the bridge could be rebuilt. A temporary station was opened and called Workington North. It took a local Army Regiment a week to build it. DRS ran a free loco hauled service between Workington and Maryport which called at Workington North and Flimby and Northern did the same. For that time. Flimby was a normal stop. All because it took 50 minutes to get between the affected parts of Workington. Needless to say a few enthusiasts went up for the loco's. The loco hauled service being known as the 'Flood Ex'. Workington Main was acutally Workington Main. The original station opening in 1846 purely as Workington. Before being renamed Workington Main by the LMS in 1924. There was also a Workington opened by the Cleator and Workington Railway Company in 1879. Renamed to Workington Central a year later. The extra line at Wigton went to a coal depot. Theres also an oil terminal at Dalston which you missed.
Wonderful vlog as usual G! We did the Cumbrian Coast Line last month and wore your Northern Only Station tee shirt on the trip. Took photos of the station signs from the train. Not that bloody easy though.
I lived in HMP Aspatria for five long years 😞 'Poo' and 'Aspatria' deserve to be forever immortalized in the same sentence. Thank you for being the first on TH-cam to do it 👏
Thanks for anpther great video Georgia, I cant wait for when you upload Manchester Metrolink tram versing Zone 4 becuase my local station is Radcliffe and has a Mcdonalds nearby.
Brilliant video as always G! But even more special was unexpectedly ACTUALLY meeting you at Workington Station that day ( and I can just catch a glimpse of me seated in the background). I'm a regular leisure traveller on the CCL and cannot recommend it enough. Just a few days after meeting you I bumped into Conductor - no Guard - Phil on a train from Oxford Road to Lancaster, so no need to chase him now. Also glad you like Nova 2's, they're my favourite. Perfect combination - Nova 2 to Carlisle, then CCL all the way back to Lancaster!
Thanks for the video G, well done for completing the Cumbrian Coast some goudous stations and beautiful scenery was that a pair of chickens 🐔 I saw!!😎🚃🚃🐓🐓🚆🚆🇬🇧
Aldi were busy taking over the adjacent retail unit while you were visiting Penrith - they are back open again and twice as big as they were before ... Because we are posh in Penrith we also have a Booths (like they do in Settle and Ulverston), but it's too posh for me - lol! Brilliant video once again!
Maybe CAF could manufacture the Civity trains to replace the Class 455 and Class 313 if Southern are to order new trains and to run on DC 750v 3rd Rail.
G, request stops, I love how you have overcome your fear, embarrassment, lack of confidence (please choose one or make one up of your own !!!). Superb editing and fun moments throughout, you must be near your final journeys in this series, I hope (you will have) you have something else up your sleeve to replace this series when it finishes , Choosdays wouldn't be the same. Looking forward to the next one , stay safe
Must've been surprised when you saw the Creamery at Aspatria! Finally, Cumbria has been finished, I'm waiting for the Rochdale line (Moston, Mills Hill, Castleton, Rochdale, Smithy bridge and Littleborough), as it's my second closest line to me. Great video as always 👍
At last I've found Wigton in your vids!!! My local station. The third line there is occasionally used to stable track machines. The line for the factory is further across, and drops down at a lower level. There are still some tracks in the factory. I used to work there. Workington had three stations. Central was in the town centre (where else?), and is now a car park. Workington Bridge (next to a bridge) was on the line to Cockermouth (not Cockfosters), Keswick and Penrith. Until 1966, you could have travelled direct from Penrith to Workington via Keswick. Now that was a scenic line! A few years ago, there was a tomato plant growing on the tracks at Carlisle. Its life cycle was tomato - eaten by person - made into poo with the seeds - flushed onto track - grow into plant! Hope that's of interest.
That is a beautiful stretch of track. I am nearly 40 and just about remember the days of the older trains emptying their toilet waste on the tracks. There used to be white piles on the sleepers; it was gross!
Awesome Vlog as always GLovesTrains and il agree with you Cumbria is such a beautiful place to visit I do like Cumbria so much myself wow that awesome I didn’t know Flimby was right near the sea otherwise I would of visited that station last week and il agree with you Workington is a completely different station compared to other stations I was also fortunate to visit Workington last week and I love that massive sign yes there was a sign there G with Workington Main at the station as you mentioned I’ve really enjoyed you visiting all these Cumbrian Station along the coastline and other stations inland my gosh even Penrith station looks awesome too it’s definitely worth a visit keep up the good work your doing GLovesTrains and keep on being awesome and I look forward to seeing your next adventure wherever you may go until then take care and stay safe ps I’m staying in Wigan Wednesday and Thursday night to do some more filming myself I might even visit Penrith
@@GLovesTrains they sure are beautiful G while in Wigan I visited Windermere Oxenholme and Kendall just got to do Penrith and few more others I did give you a shout out on my Wigan Station Livestream take care and stay safe
Visit Cumbria could hire a whole team of filmmakers to make an epic video and it still wouldn't be as effective as your vlogs in making me want to visit all these lovely Cumbrian stations. Thanks for this great video, G! It will be fantastic to see you highlight off the final North West station in your book but it will be a tiny bit bittersweet too because I've enjoyed this series so much. Just a tiny bit bittersweet though 'cause you'll go on and make even more awesome vlogs in the future
You have mastered the un-baaaa-lievable art of stopping a train at a request stop G 😄 fantastic video as always and as Geoff Marshall (who’s totally not related to me btw 😂) would say, “All the Cumbria stations - tick!” ✅😎
Absolutely brilliant as always, G 👍 Congratulations on completing all the stations in Cumbria. There's loads of stations on the Cumbrian Coast where I've never got off a train, even though I used to live in that part of the country in my younger days
Some lovely stations and scenery there. And Carlisle yet again! Great video. Cumbria complete - but I’m sure you will go back. And glad you liked Morrison’s - my favourite when I lived in Warrington.
Congratulations Georgia on finishing the Cumbria line so interesting and looked awesome you make it so exciting to watch well done and keep up the good work 😊😊
Great Video! I was planning to do the Cumbrian coast line for the first time this weekend but I will have to abandon that due to weather (as I would have to travel to Carlisle from the north east) but that's ok because I have just discovered this video series so I can spend the weekend catching up on the other 40 videos instead which will be great fun!
Hiya Georgia, hope you're well and ok... I've just subscribed to your really interesting channel... You have certainly visited some really breathtakingly beautiful places... Absolutely love your wacky sense of humour... Brilliant.... Flippin brilliant and keep up with the excellent videos... God bless you... With the most kindest regards from Nige... By the way, Cumbria is possibly one of the scenic counties in England... Stay safe G....
A brilliant vlog. :) It's so amazing you've completed all the stations in Cumbria now. :) A beautiful county indeed. :) Also those displays at Penrith North lakes, I had no idea they were there when I went trough on the way to Scotland in August 2019. The mosquito fact is quite the fact to know about (gonna have nightmares now). Also Wigton really does sound like a certain town don't it?
The Class 397 Nova 2 Transpennine Express Civity trains are very nice. And Penrith is beautiful. Plus you got to have a McDonald’s unless you are being very healthy and Morrisons is ideal. Plus as you said Dalston in Cumbria. There is a Dalston in East London (Dalston Kingsland and Dalston Junction). And I do like your humour.
Fiimby , I love the Beach, I love all Beaches , if you ever decide to go every beach in UK, i would be watching, with trains , you would make it Amazing as you did this, and all your Vlogs, all good stuff , The Sun Is shining, here now 11:21am, and your not that far away so, hope your having a amazing day take care G
Close to perfect is this series. Mad, bad and dangerous-to-cross-the-tracks-on-a-pogo-stick kind of daft, with perfect delivery and everything works. Keep on your winning way G. Crap on sleepers was apparently the good old days. Actually they were modern times at the time as is every day, every day. I love your work, Thanks G.
@@GLovesTrains I understand your natural sense of curiosity but be careful what you wish for. Diet was very different back then. Slug stew and flowery-fields fried bread was standard menu on West Coast mainline for decades. Imagine that washed down with Haddock beer, before being splattered on the sooty and wee-washed sleepers. You don’t want to have to whiff that. Or do you? (Rubs chin in a wuckfit-on-the-wrong-escalator sort of way) your call, but I’d get a time travelling stunt double to snizzle the shizzle as Snoop Dogg used to say when punching tickets at Skelmersdale……….
ive had a few trips on a few TPE 185s and only so far 1 802 from huddersfied to leeds recently got on a 185 from ravensthorpe due to the buses aparrently playing sods law and going back to dewsbury not in service so me and a mate had a 185 ferry us to leeds before he headded for the train to huddersfield
Challenge: Ride a Merseyrail train from Southport all the way down to Hunts Cross! Since because you have posted ETNWBT 3 times, I think you’ll love this challenge! Cya Knicker Moster
Perhaps the other person at Dalston just teleported to the end of the platform. Also, I'm pretty sure a 'creamery' is just a dairy factory (especially since New Zealand has loads of them). But why they've used such a bizarre word is beyond me. Incidentally I just realised that the shelters at Maryport look like the ones at Khandallah station on Wellington's Johnsonville Line.
The yan tan tethera sheep counting language is related to Celtic languages like Welsh. Plenty of opportunities for double entendres in foreigh languages!
If ever there were a TV channel dedicated to trains,you should be on it haha. Great video here. Enthusiastic and informative with a bit of humour thrown in too. Gonna watch some more now. Just subbed. Keep up the good work.
@@GLovesTrains - Funny you should mention TV. Hi G! I'm Sam, (Sammy B Films) a content creator in the professional sector. A mate of mine (Andy Christie) and me are working on a film for something. Can you get in touch with me, as we think you could be a goo addition for it. Hope to hear from you soon!
Got to love Cumbria… 😀 I found out (ok, I looked on Wikipedia!) that the third line at Wigton station served a plastics factory although it’s been disused for a number of years…
first of all well done for completing Cumbria its great to see Penrith again i used that station to change from a bus from Keswick to train at Penrith to take me back to Preston instead of a long bus ride back to Kendal to connect with the train in 2019 next time i do Keswick ill do Penrith instead which i should have done in the first place instead of Kendal but i learn from my planning mstakes but anyway im loving the class 397s and loving Workington station anyway brilliant vlog looking forward to the next adventure
No 10 is a dick! Brilliant indeed G, Nice to see some RHTT Action at 6:40 through Wigton cleaning the leaves off the track, and that Ian telling you to go away was damn right rude... we love you G! and cannot wait for more of Exploring the Northwest by train, btw can I have my show back please G? lol (same comment you made on one of my vids)
Workington says main as a few years ago their was a Workington North. Their was a bridge collapse and the only way for people to cross the river was a train.
You wrote it in there G because you had to remind Cyber that he has to go there haha And erm, yeah, you caught me at a bad moment when you made that phone call hahahaha
I think the first video of yours that I watched was when you was walking around Wigan Pier G, I am head to Blackpool at the end of this month for a couple days or so via train from Wallgate, so anyway good video as always, question: why did you stop the " what's in the bin " in your videos? 😂
Well done G another superb enjoyable video, far better than "All the Stations" by G&V in that you actually visit the stations! Interestingly the depositing of toilet waste onto the railway lines only ended quite recently. In my early days I used to work on the track as a Patrolman and coming across "poo" spread across several sleepers was a common site. When it rained it would all wash down through the ballast. Fortunately the days of a hole in the train floor to dispense toilet waste has long gone. Keep the videos coming, it has got to the point now where I can't wait to see the next one!
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Absolutely amazing Georgia still amazing views along the Cumbrian coast line and congrats on completing Cumbria and definitely looking forward to the rest of the series keep it going!
Thanks Jack!! 😄
I remember when the river at Workington washed a bridge away. The only bridge that connected North and South Workington. Until the bridge could be rebuilt. A temporary station was opened and called Workington North. It took a local Army Regiment a week to build it. DRS ran a free loco hauled service between Workington and Maryport which called at Workington North and Flimby and Northern did the same. For that time. Flimby was a normal stop. All because it took 50 minutes to get between the affected parts of Workington. Needless to say a few enthusiasts went up for the loco's. The loco hauled service being known as the 'Flood Ex'. Workington Main was acutally Workington Main. The original station opening in 1846 purely as Workington. Before being renamed Workington Main by the LMS in 1924. There was also a Workington opened by the Cleator and Workington Railway Company in 1879. Renamed to Workington Central a year later. The extra line at Wigton went to a coal depot. Theres also an oil terminal at Dalston which you missed.
The best series on TH-cam by far
Thanks Ethan!
Wonderful vlog as usual G! We did the Cumbrian Coast Line last month and wore your Northern Only Station tee shirt on the trip. Took photos of the station signs from the train. Not that bloody easy though.
Aww that's wonderful to hear! Thanks a lot! 😄
I lived in HMP Aspatria for five long years 😞 'Poo' and 'Aspatria' deserve to be forever immortalized in the same sentence. Thank you for being the first on TH-cam to do it 👏
Thanks for anpther great video Georgia, I cant wait for when you upload Manchester Metrolink tram versing Zone 4 becuase my local station is Radcliffe and has a Mcdonalds nearby.
Hi g, very entertaining and good video as always ,well done xxx ❤
Thanks Glen!!
Brilliant video as always G! But even more special was unexpectedly ACTUALLY meeting you at Workington Station that day ( and I can just catch a glimpse of me seated in the background). I'm a regular leisure traveller on the CCL and cannot recommend it enough. Just a few days after meeting you I bumped into Conductor - no Guard - Phil on a train from Oxford Road to Lancaster, so no need to chase him now. Also glad you like Nova 2's, they're my favourite. Perfect combination - Nova 2 to Carlisle, then CCL all the way back to Lancaster!
Thanks! Was waiting for your comment haha! Lovely to meet you 😄
Thanks for the video G, well done for completing the Cumbrian Coast some goudous stations and beautiful scenery was that a pair of chickens 🐔 I saw!!😎🚃🚃🐓🐓🚆🚆🇬🇧
Aldi were busy taking over the adjacent retail unit while you were visiting Penrith - they are back open again and twice as big as they were before ...
Because we are posh in Penrith we also have a Booths (like they do in Settle and Ulverston), but it's too posh for me - lol!
Brilliant video once again!
Great video! Looks like some nice stations there, nice RHTT action too 👍🏻
Thankyouuu!
Great video!, my favourite train is the class 397 - I wish they could operate on third rail
Maybe CAF could manufacture the Civity trains to replace the Class 455 and Class 313 if Southern are to order new trains and to run on DC 750v 3rd Rail.
G, request stops, I love how you have overcome your fear, embarrassment, lack of confidence (please choose one or make one up of your own !!!). Superb editing and fun moments throughout, you must be near your final journeys in this series, I hope (you will have) you have something else up your sleeve to replace this series when it finishes , Choosdays wouldn't be the same. Looking forward to the next one , stay safe
Choosdays will never end don't ya worry 😂
Must've been surprised when you saw the Creamery at Aspatria! Finally, Cumbria has been finished, I'm waiting for the Rochdale line (Moston, Mills Hill, Castleton, Rochdale, Smithy bridge and Littleborough), as it's my second closest line to me. Great video as always 👍
Thanks!! And it's coming 😜
At last I've found Wigton in your vids!!! My local station. The third line there is occasionally used to stable track machines. The line for the factory is further across, and drops down at a lower level. There are still some tracks in the factory. I used to work there. Workington had three stations. Central was in the town centre (where else?), and is now a car park. Workington Bridge (next to a bridge) was on the line to Cockermouth (not Cockfosters), Keswick and Penrith. Until 1966, you could have travelled direct from Penrith to Workington via Keswick. Now that was a scenic line! A few years ago, there was a tomato plant growing on the tracks at Carlisle. Its life cycle was tomato - eaten by person - made into poo with the seeds - flushed onto track - grow into plant! Hope that's of interest.
That is a beautiful stretch of track. I am nearly 40 and just about remember the days of the older trains emptying their toilet waste on the tracks. There used to be white piles on the sleepers; it was gross!
Awesome Vlog as always GLovesTrains and il agree with you Cumbria is such a beautiful place to visit I do like Cumbria so much myself wow that awesome I didn’t know Flimby was right near the sea otherwise I would of visited that station last week and il agree with you Workington is a completely different station compared to other stations I was also fortunate to visit Workington last week and I love that massive sign yes there was a sign there G with Workington Main at the station as you mentioned I’ve really enjoyed you visiting all these Cumbrian Station along the coastline and other stations inland my gosh even Penrith station looks awesome too it’s definitely worth a visit keep up the good work your doing GLovesTrains and keep on being awesome and I look forward to seeing your next adventure wherever you may go until then take care and stay safe ps I’m staying in Wigan Wednesday and Thursday night to do some more filming myself I might even visit Penrith
Thanks Simon, I'm glad you're enjoying visiting the Cumbrian stations yourself, they are beautiful!
@@GLovesTrains they sure are beautiful G while in Wigan I visited Windermere Oxenholme and Kendall just got to do Penrith and few more others I did give you a shout out on my Wigan Station Livestream take care and stay safe
Great vlog. Nice you have finished Cumbria! Some nice stations once again.
Thanks Sam!! They are very nice stations indeed 😄
Great video👍 get up to Maryport in summer months dock area is great stunning sunsets
Visit Cumbria could hire a whole team of filmmakers to make an epic video and it still wouldn't be as effective as your vlogs in making me want to visit all these lovely Cumbrian stations. Thanks for this great video, G! It will be fantastic to see you highlight off the final North West station in your book but it will be a tiny bit bittersweet too because I've enjoyed this series so much. Just a tiny bit bittersweet though 'cause you'll go on and make even more awesome vlogs in the future
Aww thanks a lot! Bittersweet is a good word to describe it 😄
You have mastered the un-baaaa-lievable art of stopping a train at a request stop G 😄 fantastic video as always and as Geoff Marshall (who’s totally not related to me btw 😂) would say, “All the Cumbria stations - tick!” ✅😎
Hahaha same surname 😂 baaaa
Absolutely brilliant as always, G 👍
Congratulations on completing all the stations in Cumbria.
There's loads of stations on the Cumbrian Coast where I've never got off a train, even though I used to live in that part of the country in my younger days
Thanks a lot! 👍 and oh you must! 😂
Oh the beautiful Cumbrian Coast Line! You've made me want to do a series of my own but in wales! Sadly cant though
Beautiful!! 😄
@@GLovesTrains It sure is!! Especially since the new flirts have been delivered 👀
Some lovely stations and scenery there. And Carlisle yet again! Great video. Cumbria complete - but I’m sure you will go back. And glad you liked Morrison’s - my favourite when I lived in Warrington.
Haha I must look out for that Warrington Morrisons now! 😂
@@GLovesTrains it's not near either Warrington station I'm afraid😟 - it's in Stockton Heath. You'd have to get the bus 😱
Congratulations Georgia on finishing the Cumbria line so interesting and looked awesome you make it so exciting to watch well done and keep up the good work 😊😊
Thanks Dennis!
🥳🥳🥳Cumbria completed congratulations although I am sorry that we won’t get to see the beautiful sea views from the trains. Another amazing video xx
Thanks! 🥳🥳
Great Video! I was planning to do the Cumbrian coast line for the first time this weekend but I will have to abandon that due to weather (as I would have to travel to Carlisle from the north east) but that's ok because I have just discovered this video series so I can spend the weekend catching up on the other 40 videos instead which will be great fun!
Hiya Georgia, hope you're well and ok... I've just subscribed to your really interesting channel... You have certainly visited some really breathtakingly beautiful places... Absolutely love your wacky sense of humour... Brilliant.... Flippin brilliant and keep up with the excellent videos... God bless you... With the most kindest regards from Nige... By the way, Cumbria is possibly one of the scenic counties in England... Stay safe G....
A brilliant vlog. :) It's so amazing you've completed all the stations in Cumbria now. :) A beautiful county indeed. :) Also those displays at Penrith North lakes, I had no idea they were there when I went trough on the way to Scotland in August 2019. The mosquito fact is quite the fact to know about (gonna have nightmares now). Also Wigton really does sound like a certain town don't it?
Hahaha! Thanks Reuben!
The Class 397 Nova 2 Transpennine Express Civity trains are very nice. And Penrith is beautiful. Plus you got to have a McDonald’s unless you are being very healthy and Morrisons is ideal. Plus as you said Dalston in Cumbria. There is a Dalston in East London (Dalston Kingsland and Dalston Junction). And I do like your humour.
Gotta have a Maccies aye 😂
@@GLovesTrains Same 😂😂
6:39 that is one filthy 66 shed
Another brill vid Georgia!! Should do more of Merseyside/West Lancs again??
i lived at Flimby opposite the station ,, i used to tell folk i lived at flimby by the sea lol ,, and i could see the isle of man on a clear day.
Fiimby , I love the Beach, I love all Beaches , if you ever decide to go every beach in UK, i would be watching, with trains , you would make it Amazing as you did this, and all your Vlogs, all good stuff , The Sun Is shining, here now 11:21am, and your not that far away so, hope your having a amazing day take care G
Close to perfect is this series. Mad, bad and dangerous-to-cross-the-tracks-on-a-pogo-stick kind of daft, with perfect delivery and everything works. Keep on your winning way G. Crap on sleepers was apparently the good old days. Actually they were modern times at the time as is every day, every day. I love your work, Thanks G.
Hahaha I wanna go back and smell the sleepers 😂
@@GLovesTrains I understand your natural sense of curiosity but be careful what you wish for. Diet was very different back then. Slug stew and flowery-fields fried bread was standard menu on West Coast mainline for decades. Imagine that washed down with Haddock beer, before being splattered on the sooty and wee-washed sleepers. You don’t want to have to whiff that. Or do you? (Rubs chin in a wuckfit-on-the-wrong-escalator sort of way) your call, but I’d get a time travelling stunt double to snizzle the shizzle as Snoop Dogg used to say when punching tickets at Skelmersdale……….
Nice One G!
Thankss!
Penrith looks nice the tpe units look good video was great loved it
Thanks a lot!
G uploads and I click and like the video👍
Whoop thanks!
ive had a few trips on a few TPE 185s and only so far 1 802 from huddersfied to leeds recently got on a 185 from ravensthorpe due to the buses aparrently playing sods law and going back to dewsbury not in service so me and a mate had a 185 ferry us to leeds before he headded for the train to huddersfield
Really entertaining. I'm not sure about the knickers on your head at Wigton, does everybody do that? 🤔☺
Are you planning to outdo Geoff and Vicky and visit all the stations over the next few years?
It will take far more than a few years, I like to do it my own way 😄
Another great video there👏👍
Thanks!
Fantastic video on the floor laughing 😀😀😀😀
Haha cheers!
Your personality is so infectious! I love it! 😃
Thankyouuuu!!
Challenge: Ride a Merseyrail train from Southport all the way down to Hunts Cross! Since because you have posted ETNWBT 3 times, I think you’ll love this challenge! Cya Knicker Moster
Great Vlogs I have to say 👏
Another excellent video G. How long do you spend planning your trips ?
Thanks! Not long tbh 😂
Top end of the Cumbrian coast line
I'm waiting for Littleborough and Rochdale tbh!
Perhaps the other person at Dalston just teleported to the end of the platform.
Also, I'm pretty sure a 'creamery' is just a dairy factory (especially since New Zealand has loads of them). But why they've used such a bizarre word is beyond me.
Incidentally I just realised that the shelters at Maryport look like the ones at Khandallah station on Wellington's Johnsonville Line.
Teleportation - must have been!
Well done for owning cumbria.
Haha thanks!
Excellent g
Amazing video legend Glovestrains
Thanks!
The yan tan tethera sheep counting language is related to Celtic languages like Welsh. Plenty of opportunities for double entendres in foreigh languages!
Cumbria ✅ Oh is the east lancs line on the list by any chance just wondering 🤔 great vid yet again enjoy watching these.
Thanks! I've done 2 thirds of it already 👍
@@GLovesTrains ah I must have missed those episodes ...😬
If ever there were a TV channel dedicated to trains,you should be on it haha.
Great video here.
Enthusiastic and informative with a bit of humour thrown in too.
Gonna watch some more now.
Just subbed.
Keep up the good work.
Haha thanks Chris!
@@GLovesTrains - Funny you should mention TV. Hi G! I'm Sam, (Sammy B Films) a content creator in the professional sector. A mate of mine (Andy Christie) and me are working on a film for something. Can you get in touch with me, as we think you could be a goo addition for it. Hope to hear from you soon!
Aw...Thanks Georgia, I love you too. 😁
Haha! Behave you 😜😂
Got to love Cumbria… 😀
I found out (ok, I looked on Wikipedia!) that the third line at Wigton station served a plastics factory although it’s been disused for a number of years…
Ahhh thanks for letting me know!
first of all well done for completing Cumbria its great to see Penrith again i used that station to change from a bus from Keswick to train at Penrith to take me back to Preston instead of a long bus ride back to Kendal to connect with the train in 2019 next time i do Keswick ill do Penrith instead which i should have done in the first place instead of Kendal but i learn from my planning mstakes but anyway im loving the class 397s and loving Workington station anyway brilliant vlog looking forward to the next adventure
Thanks a lot Michael!!
Bloody hell Georgia! 41 Days? Jesus!
You missed the Sealy Factory next door to the dairy at Aspatria, I sell there beds in my shop, a really useless post by me Andy
Great video G, well done
Thanks Jacob!!
No 10 is a dick! Brilliant indeed G, Nice to see some RHTT Action at 6:40 through Wigton cleaning the leaves off the track, and that Ian telling you to go away was damn right rude... we love you G! and cannot wait for more of Exploring the Northwest by train, btw can I have my show back please G? lol (same comment you made on one of my vids)
Your show? I've no clue what you're on about Cyber lol, I'm surprised you're allowed to write that naughty word tho! Thanks!
@@GLovesTrains meant shoe! 🤦♂️😂
@@Sim0nTrains ohhhhy I get ya now ajhaha
Wow! I love the content! I subscribed. Please keep going :D
Thankyouuu!
Penrith North lakes slash....yes you need one
Hahaha!
Kid:What’s the noise mum?
Mum: Probably GLoveTrains Sweetie
Workington says main as a few years ago their was a Workington North. Their was a bridge collapse and the only way for people to cross the river was a train.
Thanks for letting me know Robert!
Gorgeous..
But...but... The Maryport Lighthouse!
You wrote it in there G because you had to remind Cyber that he has to go there haha
And erm, yeah, you caught me at a bad moment when you made that phone call hahahaha
Bahahah you had your chance on that call Ian 😂
I think the first video of yours that I watched was when you was walking around Wigan Pier G, I am head to Blackpool at the end of this month for a couple days or so via train from Wallgate, so anyway good video as always, question: why did you stop the " what's in the bin " in your videos? 😂
I've not stopped it haha it just doesn't belong in this series 😂
Nova By Nova Should Be TPE’S catchphrase
Did you find out what the strange dude was doing ?
No ahhaa
Well done G another superb enjoyable video, far better than "All the Stations" by G&V in that you actually visit the stations! Interestingly the depositing of toilet waste onto the railway lines only ended quite recently. In my early days I used to work on the track as a Patrolman and coming across "poo" spread across several sleepers was a common site. When it rained it would all wash down through the ballast. Fortunately the days of a hole in the train floor to dispense toilet waste has long gone. Keep the videos coming, it has got to the point now where I can't wait to see the next one!
Thanks a lot!! I find this poo on the tracks story far too entertaining haha!
I really would like to do this sort of content on TH-cam
i don't get full
There're still lots of trains just dumping their toilet waste on the tracks. Even in EU (which you aren't a part of, I know)
Haha I wanna smell it
@@GLovesTrains weird kink but you do you ;)
What ever you do don't walk to the bus station pain in the ass to walk there