This is fantastic to see. I would have visited the Bo'ness site before now. Being confined to a wheel-chair has been a barrier to a proper 'round-the-site' visit. Thank you for posting this video. Always great viewing. Cheers!
I thought for switching/shunting locomotives there should be a battery pack. At a place in the yard, a charged battery comes out of the charging rack and pushes the depleted battery out of the locomotive into a charging rack on the opposite side. Then the reverse happens later. Since the thing runs on rails, lining the process up shouldn't be too difficult.
Great video was there at Bo'ness this afternoon ,Great place to visit and Film 🎥❤️🚂
Stephen thank you for your comments glad you enjoyed your visit at the Bo'ness railway
It's all about the golf cart for me! Jokes aside, great vid!
Thank you so much
Most interesting and up to your usual high standards of filming. Many thanks, stay safe.
Thank you very much!
great video as usual,always a pleasure seeing the ships and tugs at work in a great setting . The 08 looking superb as usual
Glad you enjoyed it
This is fantastic to see. I would have visited the Bo'ness site before now. Being confined to a wheel-chair has been a barrier to a proper 'round-the-site' visit. Thank you for posting this video. Always great viewing. Cheers!
Thank you so much happy new year
Yep, another enjoyable vid from you, always something going on👍👍, thank you and regards from me in Dorset.
Glad you enjoyed it
find this site very helpful in your news also ships going up the river. Any news about the Frying Scotsman catering yet.
Thank you so much
Oooh built from an old pep unit, I hope they will run them on Aberdeen
Lewis happy new year
@Lewis what's the point of these hydrogen trains then? It's all electric down the central belt
I thought for switching/shunting locomotives there should be a battery pack. At a place in the yard, a charged battery comes out of the charging rack and pushes the depleted battery out of the locomotive into a charging rack on the opposite side. Then the reverse happens later. Since the thing runs on rails, lining the process up shouldn't be too difficult.
Thank you Happy new year