An exceptionally well done project - very professional. So much better than a simple camera on the front of an engine. Most people will not appreciate the amount of effort to produce this video. Thank you!
Small point: the third side of the Woodbridge triangle never saw passenger services to country areas, those were narrow gauge services which continued through Midland before heading to country areas. It's main use is for limited movements of locomotives and rolling stock to what is now UGL Rail in Bassendean for repairs and for empty coaching stock runs of the Indian Pacific train from Forrestfield to East Perth terminal.
This was quite a remarkable documentary, at the same level as professional docs. It's great you went through the effort to research all of the landmarks and capture the footage; that must of took a lot of dedication. Are you planning to make any videos similar to this but in other states in Australia? Great work, cheers.
Hello thank you for your kind words! I’m hoping to one day in the future, there are so many interesting lines all over the world but Australia would be a good place to return to 😃
Great video. I'll be heading to Perth this month and taking a ride on these lines. Daglish and Beckenham will be one of my photography and trainspotting locations.
This is a great production, i am looking to visit Perth in January 2022, covid19 permitting ofcourse. As a railway enthusiast, I will be on the rails in Australia as much as I can in my 5 to 6 weeks I plan on staying.
A small point, but important, Australia is a continent. The word "continent" pertains to a single LAND Mass. Otherwise, there'd be no point in the word existing. You'd simply say the region or area of Oceania. For example, the UK is in the region or area of the European continent, but not actually part of it. Continent = uninterrupted landmass.
@@peterwhitaker4038 a "continent", is a single Land Mass, not a collection of various land masses! Otherwise, there'd be no real point in the word "continent"! Australasia is a "region", not a continent.
@@mmmail1969 australasia is a region that comprises Australia and New Zealand and neighbourhing islands according to Godmaster Google. so you are right it isn't a continent but if you add New Zealand it becomes Oceania doesn't it?
@@peterwhitaker4038 we're talking "Continents" here, the Continet, in this instance is Australia. If you start adding other countries in, it becomes a "region"!
Great video. Interesting.👍
Hard to believe this time last year I was there and done this journey, great memories and another great video.
Steve 🇬🇧
An exceptionally well done project - very professional. So much better than a simple camera on the front of an engine. Most people will not appreciate the amount of effort to produce this video. Thank you!
Very well done! Thanks very much for the shout out!
Bennett Brook Railway anytime. Thank you for your contribution for letting me use you film to make this documentary
I have driven Sydney-Perth and back twice, loved every second of it.🏳🌈
12:56 That small building is Alfred's Kitchen and they make good soup and GREAT burgers
Small point: the third side of the Woodbridge triangle never saw passenger services to country areas, those were narrow gauge services which continued through Midland before heading to country areas. It's main use is for limited movements of locomotives and rolling stock to what is now UGL Rail in Bassendean for repairs and for empty coaching stock runs of the Indian Pacific train from Forrestfield to East Perth terminal.
well done paul and bennet that was good doco
This was quite a remarkable documentary, at the same level as professional docs. It's great you went through the effort to research all of the landmarks and capture the footage; that must of took a lot of dedication. Are you planning to make any videos similar to this but in other states in Australia? Great work, cheers.
Hello thank you for your kind words! I’m hoping to one day in the future, there are so many interesting lines all over the world but Australia would be a good place to return to 😃
Great video. I'll be heading to Perth this month and taking a ride on these lines. Daglish and Beckenham will be one of my photography and trainspotting locations.
Very informative
Great video, really good content & very interesting. Hope to see more from across the country
A small point, I'm from Nottingham England, now I live in Perth and I love it....😉
G’day to you. I came out from Newark in 1969 and now live in Sydney. 🐨🇦🇺
I love Perth too. It’s a great city and I’ve been to Nottingham very recently also with another film of mine 😃👍🏻
Awesome documentary. Well done!
Awsome. Thank you.
Can you please make a video from Fremantle to Midland. I love your videos. I watch them all day
If you check out the Bennett Brook Railways TH-cam channel they have done a drivers eye view on it in reverse 👍🏻
Im going to home in perth Australia next year from late may to mid august next year
This is a great production, i am looking to visit Perth in January 2022, covid19 permitting ofcourse.
As a railway enthusiast, I will be on the rails in Australia as much as I can in my 5 to 6 weeks I plan on staying.
This guy needs to work for the BBC
love it! will we see one for the Armadale, Thornlie, Mandurah and Joondalup lines? Anyway, welcome to Perth!
Aaron Antulov not for a while. I’m back in the UK now but there’s always a possibility 👌🏻
Armadale? Perth? This is rather suspicious!! Looks like you stole from Scotland 🏴😂😂😂
Maybe do a video about merseyrail trains too
awsome
You should do more trainspotting
A small point, but important, Australia is a continent. The word "continent" pertains to a single LAND Mass. Otherwise, there'd be no point in the word existing. You'd simply say the region or area of Oceania. For example, the UK is in the region or area of the European continent, but not actually part of it. Continent = uninterrupted landmass.
i think Australasia is the continent including New Zealand ..i think
@@peterwhitaker4038 a "continent", is a single Land Mass, not a collection of various land masses! Otherwise, there'd be no real point in the word "continent"! Australasia is a "region", not a continent.
@@mmmail1969 australasia is a region that comprises Australia and New Zealand and neighbourhing islands according to Godmaster Google. so you are right it isn't a continent but if you add New Zealand it becomes Oceania doesn't it?
@@peterwhitaker4038 we're talking "Continents" here, the Continet, in this instance is Australia. If you start adding other countries in, it becomes a "region"!