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Great video! I like the serenity of the canal that you walked along, and the beauty of the nature surrounding it. I like the miniature train too! Beautiful 😊
We’ve been on that miniature railway in Casiobury Park. It’s lovely. Incidentally near where you were walking there’s a lovely canal bridge… Ah you found it! My som and I were cycling down to there before we turned back. My wife told me about Molly’s this morning.
In the middle of the park not far from the met station is what is now the Cha cafe, in the 1960's it was the park tea rooms, mothers from the area whould meet up there for a chat and tea whilst the kids would play outside, in the 80's it became abandoned except for a playschool upstairs, about 20 years ago the Cha cafe took it over and refurbished it. I had my first bottle of 7up with a straw there around 1964
If you take the footpath from the miniature railway station alongside the Gade towards croxley theres a footbridge just before a weir, that footbridge leads to the old watercress fields that used to supply watercress to the area
The film the Bargee 1964 staring Harry H. Corbett and Ronnie Barker. Was filmed on the Grand Union between Uxbridge through Watford to Tring. I remember the Roses Lime Juice docks at Apsley well, hundreds of wooden barrels stacked a dozen high, mostly for the Royal Navy
@@HenrysAdventures I'll look forward to that one. Its a lovely line, used to travel on it alot in the 80's when the locomotive was diesel and the carriages were an older type with seperate compartments,pull down windows and doors you could manually open. I believe its a community run line now. Keep up the great videos.
@@HenrysAdventures I'll look forward to that one. Its a lovely line, used to travel on it alot in the 80's when the locomotive was diesel and the carriages were an older type with seperate compartments,pull down windows and doors you could manually open. I believe its a community run line now. Keep up the great videos.
@@AubreyStJohn3000 Sounds great, now using a Class 319 feels a bit heritage as some of them have now gone for scrap. Thank you! More videos on the way!
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Great video! I like the serenity of the canal that you walked along, and the beauty of the nature surrounding it. I like the miniature train too! Beautiful 😊
Thank you very much! It's a lovely park and walk by the canal. Well worth visiting if you're in the area!
@@HenrysAdventures Thank you. I will keep that in mind.
We’ve been on that miniature railway in Casiobury Park. It’s lovely. Incidentally near where you were walking there’s a lovely canal bridge… Ah you found it! My som and I were cycling down to there before we turned back. My wife told me about Molly’s this morning.
It certainly is a lovely railway, park and canal! Hope you do find Molly's Floating Café!
In the middle of the park not far from the met station is what is now the Cha cafe,
in the 1960's it was the park tea rooms, mothers from the area whould meet up there for a
chat and tea whilst the kids would play outside, in the 80's it became abandoned except
for a playschool upstairs, about 20 years ago the Cha cafe took it over and refurbished it.
I had my first bottle of 7up with a straw there around 1964
Very enjoyable thanks 👍
Thank you! :)
interesting video
Thank you!
Excellent! I feel like I’ve been out for the day and it’s only 8 in the morning. 😁 Great stuff Henry. 👍
Thank you for joining me! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
The place is nice and great video. Thanks for sharing friend, just visiting here and still supporting your channel. Stay safe and connected.
Thank you very much for watching and your support!
Enjoyed this a lot. Thank you.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
like 9 Greetings my friend, awesome, have a great week
Thank you very much! Same to you!
If you take the footpath from the miniature railway station alongside the Gade towards croxley
theres a footbridge just before a weir, that footbridge leads to the old watercress fields
that used to supply watercress to the area
Great video Henry! Excellent walk and review)))
Thank you very much!
The film the Bargee 1964 staring Harry H. Corbett and Ronnie Barker.
Was filmed on the Grand Union between Uxbridge through Watford to Tring.
I remember the Roses Lime Juice docks at Apsley well, hundreds of wooden barrels
stacked a dozen high, mostly for the Royal Navy
Thank you for all your comments and infomation!
Great little video 📹
Thank you! :)
beautiful miniature, congratulations from Brasil.
Thank you very much!
I love your channel it’s always a great watch, used to live near Watford too
Can you visit the lydd railway it’s not miniature but very scenic and cool
@@kake_dnb1422 Thank you very much! I do sometimes do disused stations so its something I may do in the future! Watch this space!
Excellent video!! Like!
Thank you!
Mollys is now at the Aquadrome for a few weeks
want to go there again!
Great Video!
Thank you very much! Well worth a visit!
Lost Watford By John Cooper is worth a read, has a picture of the mill
You should make a vid abotu crossrail to aylesbury
Crossrail isn't going to Aylesbury but I will defiantly make videos on Crossrail when it opens!
Great video. Are you going to be doing a video of vanstone again
Thank you! When I next out that way and Vanstone is running I may well call in for a ride and video!
@@HenrysAdventures yes it's open today from 11 till 3 including weekends
Used to live in St Albans. Not been here. Have you been on the Abbey Flyer?
Yes, I've been on it a few times! I'll make a video of it one day!
@@HenrysAdventures I'll look forward to that one. Its a lovely line, used to travel on it alot in the 80's when the locomotive was diesel and the carriages were an older type with seperate compartments,pull down windows and doors you could manually open. I believe its a community run line now. Keep up the great videos.
@@HenrysAdventures I'll look forward to that one. Its a lovely line, used to travel on it alot in the 80's when the locomotive was diesel and the carriages were an older type with seperate compartments,pull down windows and doors you could manually open. I believe its a community run line now. Keep up the great videos.
@@AubreyStJohn3000 Sounds great, now using a Class 319 feels a bit heritage as some of them have now gone for scrap. Thank you! More videos on the way!
Lovely, Have you been to Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway?
Yes, there's a few videos on my channel but not yet done a full Miniature Railway Britain video.
This is a lovely video, I used to take my daughter here all the time, I think more for my pleasure than hers to be honest
Thank you very much! I think secretly a lot of adults enjoy a miniature railway ride more than the children do!
Enjoyed the video very much subscribe to your channel to see more.
Thank you very much! Very much appreciated!
Bom trabalho. CANAL cata lata Calixto. Assisti o vídeo como montar um pegador de latinhas
Thank you very much for watching!