BR in the 1990s Exeter St Davids Station on 4th May 1991
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- BRITISH RAILWAYS IN THE 1990's
Exeter St Davids Station on 4th May 1991
Continuing with my archive of video recording between the years of 1986 to 2001 this clip is of Exeter St Davids taken on 04/05/1991. The class 50s were now in their final period of working the WOE line so I thought it was appropriate to call in here again before the 47/7s took over. I hope the video takes you back to this period with fond memories. Feel free to comment, good or bad, all comments are read and greatly appreciated, but it is not always possible to answer each individually. Sit back and enjoy this latest production remembering all those now long gone Locomotive classes and other types of traction. Many thanks for all subscriptions and all of those viewers who have kindly shown an interest in my material.
Great video. Takes me back. The driver at 10.15 doing his paperwork checking his watch then giving both Valentas the beans and still kept doing his paperwork as she rolled of was as Cool A F.
He was making out his drivers ticket.....many thanks for watching and best wishes....Mark
Great video, many good memories. Man, I’d forgotten how damn smoky the locos were…. that 50 that stayed at the platform a while was delivering the atmosphere a healthy dose of hydrocarbons!
@@TheOracle65 Many thanks ......best wishes....Mark
Good stuff as usual 47/7's slowly taking over, at least 3 Class 50's on site, plenty of decent sounding HST's though. many thanks for sharing.
Slowly but surely the 47/7s taking over....Many thanks as always....Mark
Old smokey 50 033 Glorious, in shot straight after a very smokey 37 on the stabling point was hilarious! Great video, not seen it before.
Many thanks and best wishes to you David....Mark
Knackered looking HSTs but still kept going strong for years and years. Quality.
Everything looks a bit that way, even myself now....best regards....Mark
Another super video, pity about the intrusive adverts that You Tube insist on☹
Many thanks Stevie.....much appreciated.....Mark
Great filming again, love a time machine🤓 Gosh that ‘08’ was pulling a load! Wish I had a way off transferring hours of this stuff from Hi8🤓 Eddie.
Search the internet for transfer software......it can be done and many thanks....best wishes....Mark
It can be done with software.....best wishes and many thanks....Mark
So many of my summer holidays were spent sat at St Davids from mid 80’s watching the class 50’s and HST’s with a cornish pasty in hand (from Ivor Dewdneys up on the high street)… oh those were the days….
I have 2 pasties in my fridge, now they are on the brink of being eaten.......AAhh.....many thanks for the memories you have brought up.....Mark
Another super video here!!
Great for my model railway weathering of locos
You are most welcome....Mark
Ive subbed @@spompey great channel⭐️⭐️⭐️
@@banksroadmodernimage7358 many thanks for the sub....best wishes...Mark
Looking forward to your other vids now@@spompey
@@banksroadmodernimage7358 Many thanks.......more to come soon...Mark
Great video. The scratch IC Mk2 set at 14:45 appears to get announced as the ‘0915 Truro to Paddington’ which I’m guessing must have been a Control Special for the bank holiday weekend?
Yes I thought that it was an odd working.....many thanks for watching and best wishes...Mark
Finished school summer 1991,went down to Basingstoke, with my old man chasing hoovers,6/7/91,50030/031/033/046/D400,2 x cops hood,ajax,august 50002/017/030/033,royal oak ,cop.Then5/9/91,London bash,did 50033, london Waterloo-Basingstoke, following month did D400 ,Waterloo-Basingstoke, anyone got a time machine please??😂
I wish I too could get hold of one....many thanks...Mark
50 029 - Renown, for CLAG 😂😂 IMO the Hoovers were the Choppers of the south ?
Both English Electric Loco's.....many thanks and much appreciated....Mark
What a contrast with the previous summer. Only a few 50s left now. Collingwood gone. Tiger gone. Rami lies gone. Vanguard gone.
Sad times and more to follow.....many thanks Duncan as always...Mark