What a beautiful place. A great film and very interesting. A beautiful pace of life. A great look in to the past. Unfortunately things aren’t like this now.
Saw the Binns sign on the bus and memories came back. Not been up to Newcastle since 1974 as relatives all gone. Presume the old shop names have gone as well and the buildings demolished. I think I would prefer to remember Newcastle as it was .
did I spy a Stuart tuner twin on the back of the fowler nice to see them working hard not just trundling about does the fire tube a lot of good when working hard
John, thank you for the wonderful trip back in time. The only thing that was missing was as in the song "Bobbies on bicycles two by two." You are making a name for yourself in the steam restoration scene. Keep it up.
John, excellent video, there was one point where I thought you were going to be part of a tram 😅Beamish is the one museum I would love to visit but I drove close by it, the A1, many times on my way to Scotland for work but never time to stop, now at two hundred miles plus one way its not a day out. I'll make it one day.
Great video, really enjoyed the mix. Hopefully one day I will get to visit. I wonder where the beam for that beam engine was going and where it came from!! Good luck from Spain!!
John your editing and camera work are brilliant. You are definitely in the wrong job! Looking at some of the scenes it could have been back in the 1940s or 50s.
Great video John, spot on photography 👌.
Thanks for sharing.
What a beautiful place. A great film and very interesting. A beautiful pace of life. A great look in to the past. Unfortunately things aren’t like this now.
Wonderful
Next time I'm in the UK I'll have to head back to visit Beamish again, those narrow gauge locos weren't there then.
Great video. Thanks
Saw the Binns sign on the bus and memories came back. Not been up to Newcastle since 1974 as relatives all gone. Presume the old shop names have gone as well and the buildings demolished. I think I would prefer to remember Newcastle as it was .
A rare and truly amazing sight to behold. Thank you very much for sharing this with us John.
I sure hope you found the Tardis. Sara Jane wants to get back!
I love to see the engines run into town and rallies it must be fair experience to witness it at Beamish of all places.
Definately one of my favourite days out. First went about 25 years ago and have been 5-6 times since and there is always something new to see.
did I spy a Stuart tuner twin on the back of the fowler
nice to see them working hard not just trundling about does the fire tube a lot of good when working hard
Dear John, That was a superb video. Mesmerizing. A real sense and taste of how we got here and the work involved in making it happen.Thank you.
Yes indeed. Brings back memories of how things used to be. Especially poignant for me as I'm living far away overseas now.
Brings back happy memories of visiting here with my late wife. Thankyou John
Great film John. Only been there once and I loved it, and need to go again.
If you won the lottery, would you get a traction engine. I would.
John, thank you for the wonderful trip back in time. The only thing that was missing was as in the song "Bobbies on bicycles two by two." You are making a name for yourself in the steam restoration scene. Keep it up.
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the steam weekend was awesome john . engines and fish and chips at Davey's
A blast from the past,good one John
Thanks John for take us along fantastic 👍👨🏻🏭
Do steam engines have engine braking like petrol engines ? (Just wondered this as the traction engine was going down a hill.)
Great pictures John,8-)
John, excellent video, there was one point where I thought you were going to be part of a tram 😅Beamish is the one museum I would love to visit but I drove close by it, the A1, many times on my way to Scotland for work but never time to stop, now at two hundred miles plus one way its not a day out. I'll make it one day.
I can almost smell the coal burning.
Superb video John, thanks for posting.
Great video, really enjoyed the mix. Hopefully one day I will get to visit.
I wonder where the beam for that beam engine was going and where it came from!!
Good luck from Spain!!
great video. so the big question is, when are you buying one?
I hope you're not thinking of selling Emma😉😉
@@davidberlanny3308 hahah not yet. swap for a ploughing engine or a showmans tho, if it comes with young men to clean it.
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John your editing and camera work are brilliant. You are definitely in the wrong job! Looking at some of the scenes it could have been back in the 1940s or 50s.