Driver’s Eye View - Dresden - Radebeul-Radeburg Railway - Part 2 - Radeburg to Weißes Roß
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Once again the crew of No.99 1747-7 were kind enough to allow me to place a Camera on their Locomotive.
In this video we return towards Radebeul as far as Weißes Roß, where our trip was cut short by a road traffic accident just one stop short of our destination.
The Radebeul-Radeburg railway, one of Germany’s oldest narrow gauge railways is a 750 mm (2 ft 5+1⁄2 in) narrow gauge, steam operated railway on the outskirts of Dresden, Germany, also known as the Lößnitzgrundbahn (Lössnitz Valley Railway) and locally nicknamed the Lößnitzdackel (Lößnitz Dachshund),.
Primarily a tourist attraction, the line maintains a year-round timetable between its main base at Radebeul East station adjacent to the Deutsche Bahn station on the main line between Dresden and Meissen. Scheduled traffic on the Radebeul to Radeburg line is maintained by Sächsische Dampfeisenbahngesellschaft mbH using steam locomotives built in the 1950s.
Older trains, using engines and carriages built in the late 19th and early 20th century, are maintained and operated by the non-profit Traditionsbahn Radebeul. Heritage trains can be seen in action on special event days.
Our train steams on towards Radeburg, crossing Dippelsdorf Lake on a causeway to reach Moritzburg, famous for its Baroque castle, Schloss Moritzburg. After a short stop at Moritzburg, we set off again passing next to Bärnsdorf Lake divided by a dam into the Upper and Lower ponds complete with a Lighthouse. After a brief stop at Bärnsdorf our train picks up speed, passing a series of picturesque villages as it traverses relatively flat farm land to reach the end of the line at Radeburg.
Maps 00:20 & 00:27 - Google Earth/Google Maps
To find out more about this railway or to book your own trip, please click on this link - www.loessnitzg...
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This visit was part of a rail tour arranged by the “Railway Touring Company” - if it’s something you’d like to know more about, please click on this link - www.railwaytou...
Must be 15 years ago when i last travelled the line, the big shed at the end used to contain the Bavarian Mallets as they were still erecting the museum building at Radebeul. The funniest thing i ever sore was on arrival at Radebeul was an old boy in his motorised buggy chasing the train along that bit of road next to the track! Thanks for sharing.
Having visited some of the narrow gauge lines around Dresden, I now realize I've only just scratched the surface, there is clearly a lot more to be seen, making a second visit very likely. Thanks for sharing your memories. Cheers. Tim.
Witaj Tim. Śliczne krajobrazy, Dziękuję, pozdrawiam.😀😃😄
Witam, cieszę się, że podobała ci się jazda tym pociągiem przez piękną okolicę 🙂.
Hi Tim! Wonderful video, the sound of the 99er is great. In Moritzburg you can see a car with two horsepowers 👍, that's funny. Best regards from Hans and Cheers 🍻🇦🇹.
Hello Hans, Dresden is an amazing place for railway enthusiasts, I must return to visit the Dresden steam engine festival. 🍺Tim.
hello
thank you, most peacefull and atmospheric trip
Hello, I'm pleased you enjoyed the gentle countryside through which this attractive little train runs.
That was a nice ride, thank you. Would love to see it during summer :)
Hello Patty, I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride. I was so impressed by Dresden and its narrow gauge steam railways, I know I will have to return again.
Thank you. Beautiful and enjoyable.
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the the ride.
Prelepo, čeprav se je nepredvideno končalo. Upam, da ni bilo žrtev v cestni prometni nesreči...
Nenavadno, koliko dreves je ob progi, pa tudi naselja jih imajo več, kot jih vidim drugje...
Lep pozdrav iz Slovenije...
Pozdravljeni, razumem, da je bila edina žrtev nesreče ponos vpletenih voznikov. Vesel sem, da ste uživali v vožnji, saška območje Vzhodne Nemčije je zelo lepa z veliko starodavnega gozda in ne morem razmišljati o boljšem načinu za uživanje v pokrajini kot iz počasnega vlaka s parno lokomotivo na sprednji strani.
depois falam quê o paraíso não existe. lugar tranquilo vistas lindas nada de sujeiras entulhos e nada de tranqueiras vadiando a toa nas ruas sem grades nas janelas sem arame farpado nos muros baixos 👏👏👏
When you put it like that, you make a convincing case for paradise on earth.
Amazing video and amazing locomotive with vagons
I'm pleased you enjoyed the video, Dresden is a railway enthusiasts paradise.
Those green cars were great looking !🥸
Hats off to all the wonderful volunteers in the UK & Europe for keeping all the preserved railways running there a place in history thanks Tim cheers Robert. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🛤🍾🍷🍺🥳ps What's our next great adventure?
Hello Robert, I still have five more awesome railways to share from this tour of East Germany. My next tour is in May to Hungary, the Czech Republic and Austria, after that I'm not sure, could be Switzerland again for a unique tour with steam out of Interlaken or maybe a one off tour to the Czech Republic and Poland. It's nice to have Covid out of the way, to get travelling again 🙂.
@@Timsvideochannel1 Thanks Tim & keep the cameras rolling.🎥
Good viood video , my friend
Thank you 😊.
Rock-steady camera mount - how do you do it ? Gimballed ? Hydraulically damped ?
Great video and beautiful scenery.
See, pavement car parking has caught-on in Radeburg - naughty.
Hi, I'm pleased you enjoyed the video. I used a GoPro 11 camera clamped to the locomotive using a GoPro roll bar/handle bar mount. I owe the locomotive crew a big thank you for their help and for allowing me mount my camera on their locomotive.
1:48 *Gasp!* D-d-d-d-did you s-s-s-s-see that? That fellow just v-v-v-v-vanished before our very eyes! Yikes! Dieser Bahnhof ist doch *begeistert!* LOL🤣
Hello Neil, I wonder if this work on MP's?
@@Timsvideochannel1 You can but try! LOL😁
"Begeistert" does not fit as it means "highly impressed" in German. You rather mean "verhext" (bedevilled) or the ghosty phrase "An diesem Bahnhof spukt es." (This station is haunted.). ;-)
@@coswiger I took the word *"Geist"* which is German for "Ghost" and figured the word "Begeistert" would mean "haunted".
@@neilforbes416 Yeah, I imagined that. But "begeistern" comes from the meaning "sprit" of "Geist", not "ghost". So it's kinda the opposite. ;-)
Tim, I love to follow your videos, but when you get a cab ride why don't you put an external mic right up there by the stack.👍👍👍👍
Hi, it's nice to know you enjoy these videos. In most of the "Driver's Eye" steam videos the camera and microphone are placed at either the front or the back of the loco, depending on which way it is facing. Please click on this link for the trip in the opposite direction where the mic is within 2 metres of the stack th-cam.com/video/8dUKIE7wQ2w/w-d-xo.html Cheers. Tim.
@@Timsvideochannel1 Yes Tim, I saw the first episode second. It was better.
5:02 Again! Another fellow just *vanished into thin air!* I'm going to have to tell Amy and Jarrad of the *Amy's Crypt* TH-cam channel about this place. They love ghosts and haunted places! LOL😁
I look forward to watching their video about the mystery of Dresden's disappearing railway enthusiasts 🤣.
@@Timsvideochannel1 😁😁😁😁😁
@@neilforbes416 i thought you have givin up on amyscrypt channel you haven been on there for awhile
@@top40researcher31 I watched the video they uploaded last Sunday(Easter). I just likely didn't comment, that's all.
@@neilforbes416 her videos are great
Is this German ICE, what is the main german train system ,only HSR or some normal trains like these 🤔??
ICE - Inter City Express high-speed trains, the main German train operator is DB - Deutsche Bahn. This train is run by the local councils under the banner - Saxon Steam Railway Company mbH
Here we goooo againnnn CHOOOOOOOTTTT CHOOOOOTTTTTTT
I always look forward to my next ride behind a steam locomotive 😉.
@@Timsvideochannel1 Hehehehe. Nice to see ya again. Cheerio mate.
👏👏👏👍😊
😊👍.
Yeah, I know it's all in the editing but it makes for a good joke!
@neilforbes416 editing blunders