O.M.F.G! Not just that someone thought it was worth doing a video about, but actually doing it, in spades! I was amazed when a probe threaded it's way between Pluto and Charon, and got amazing pics. Never thought I'd see that. But this!!! 🤯 You sir... words fail me. Some of my most cherished childhood memories were spent exploring such forlorn tracts. Thank you.
It was crazy but it wasn't marsh when the original track was built. It crossed a small bay with a defunct Georgian harbour, The cost of replacing the sinking pilings bankrupted Hesketh. The line was then built around the edge of the bay and it gradually silted up.
Excellent pair of videos.....even if you have no interest in railways, these provide a wonderful overview of our area. Recommended!
Great video
O.M.F.G! Not just that someone thought it was worth doing a video about, but actually doing it, in spades!
I was amazed when a probe threaded it's way between Pluto and Charon, and got amazing pics. Never thought I'd see that. But this!!! 🤯
You sir... words fail me. Some of my most cherished childhood memories were spent exploring such forlorn tracts. Thank you.
Excellent, thanks a lot.
1:19 thats where i live lol
Sheringham Way ? I have some friends who live down there next to the railway :)
@@Goldie644 yeah i live in sheringham way
really
Putting tracks on marsh seems crazy
Yes - the embankments it ran on are still there, but the wooden trestle across the middle bit is long gone
It was crazy but it wasn't marsh when the original track was built. It crossed a small bay with a defunct Georgian harbour, The cost of replacing the sinking pilings bankrupted Hesketh. The line was then built around the edge of the bay and it gradually silted up.
@@wyrearchaeology1 Thanks for the extra info Brian 👍👍
(Actually that was Michelle commenting using my account, Martin. :P )