It's amazing how much the railway series illustrations and the TV sets compliment the real-life scenery. Truly shows the heart and dedication put behind those work. Thank you for this documentary!
Me and my Dad visited and traveled on the Talyllyn railway back in 2017 and on the day of our visit after we had our lunch we was very lucky to travel on a passenger service pulled by the old Lady herself.
I'm so glad you got to visit the railway. The Tallylyn is a special place for me and I visit a lot. It's a shame you didn't get to walk around much as dolgoch falls is an amazing place and you get an incredible view of the viaduct. I hope you enjoyed the UK 😁
As someone who can’t really go to this railway, (I’m all the way in the us) these videos make me really happy, like I’m really there. Those fields and mountains all look so pretty~
I went to the Towyn narrow gauge railway some 50 years ago! And it looks like that it has remained unchanged. I was 8 or 9 years of age! It was magical then. And by the looks of it! It's remained so! 16 miles of track I think. Oh my goodness! Thank you for the wonderful story of your own adventures there! Tal'ynn I think is the basis for Skarloey. I wouldn't mind visiting it again! And one day in the near future! I will.
Very nice dude! I went to Missouri last month to visit their Branson Scenic Railroad and got a train ride with my parents and sister. It had no where near as much stuff as the Talyllyn Railway but the ride was wonderful. And after that we went to a flea market and I found an old Bachmann Thomas model for only $6.50, only it didn’t have a face. Now I’m trying to make a face library out of clay like the show did! Someday I hope I’ll make a visit to Talyllyn when I’m older.
I’ve ridden on the Tallylyn Railway a few years ago, might go again, I got on at Tywin, my train was pulled by Tom Rolt I think we got off at Dolgoch station and then rode back behind Sir Haydn.
Great video! If you ever come by America you should stop by the tweetsie railroad in Blowing rock North Carolina. They have a narrow gauge railroad with 2 really nice engines.
Very cool man! I've wanted to go see this wonderful railway for 10 years now - you're incredibly lucky! Also I thought you might be interested to know - Glennock Station is also based on the now demolished Aberllefenni Station of the neighboring Corris Railway, as can be seen in the second-to-last illustration of Peter Sam and the Refreshment Lady...
Everyone else in the summer: Going all sorts of places outside of their home, T1E2H3 getting to go to THE Talyllyn Railway Me in the summer: Stuck in the same old home in Massachusetts and the closest places outside of my home state I mainly go are just other places in New England (Sigh) If only I got out of New England more (though I went to Pakistan, Canada, Washington D.C. (and Maryland, crossing New York New Jersey and Delaware in the process) and New York state before) Edit: I also forgot to mention I went to Kentucky once, but I was only something like 1 or 2
This is so cool that you got to see the actual Talyllyn Railway and see the basis' of the SKR engines up close! And THE Rev. W. Awdry's study AND ORIGINAL MODELS?!?!!? Are you kidding?!?!?!! Man, I wish I go to see all that...
I've been on the Talyllyn railway 2 times and the engines I went on was Sir Haydn and Tom Rolt. Fact:I went on Tom Rolt for my birthday because I love steam engines.
mate there is a lake, it's just further up the road. in fact the word 'lake' is in the translation of Talyllyn. I'm welsh so trust me on this ;) glad you enjoyed it though mate. My favourite narrow gauge railway in the world!
0:15 ivo hugh 1:04 rheneas 2:57 sir handel and duncan 3:45 peter sam 6:16 fearless freddie 9:57 sir handel again 11:35 ivo hugh again 12:40 sir handel again
If you are ever up looking at foxfield or churnet valley up in Staffordshire have a little look into rudyard lake as there is a small railway there with some very interesting engines (too big for their lines)
They might not realize it but the Talyllyn railway was in the presence of greatness
Whos they?
Who doesn't
I went to the Talyllyn Railway last month and it was my first time in Wales. I’m definitely coming back there one day.
Oh how we all in the Thomas fandom wish we could make such a trip, but hey, videos like this make it all worthwhile.
I went there on a rainy day 2 years ago
I feel bad for you all, I live 50 miles away from it
@@fishylax1526 Then you, are only lucky human being.
I’ve ridden on it a few years back
It's amazing how much the railway series illustrations and the TV sets compliment the real-life scenery. Truly shows the heart and dedication put behind those work. Thank you for this documentary!
That seems like a hell of a trip man! Glad your enjoying it!
Congratulations man. I hope one day I can go there and see the beautiful scenery and see the basis of the narrow gauge engines
This is fantastic! Nice to see you visiting the "real life" Skarlory Railway.
I like it that this is uploaded on my birthday.
Yay the Talyllyn.
A legend has returned
Cool! That must've been VERY fun. I plan to go there someday.
Me and my Dad visited and traveled on the Talyllyn railway back in 2017
and on the day of our visit after we had our lunch we was very lucky to travel on a passenger service pulled by the old Lady herself.
That looked like so much fun! I wish to visit there someday as well.
I'm so glad you got to visit the railway. The Tallylyn is a special place for me and I visit a lot. It's a shame you didn't get to walk around much as dolgoch falls is an amazing place and you get an incredible view of the viaduct. I hope you enjoyed the UK 😁
As someone who can’t really go to this railway, (I’m all the way in the us) these videos make me really happy, like I’m really there. Those fields and mountains all look so pretty~
You lucky guy!
When I went to the Talyllyn Railway, my passenger train was pulled by Edward Thomas (Peter Sam.)
I want to visit that railway one day, and better yet, travel in most countries and regions around the world.
My guy I was just watching your vids not expecting anything new right now, and then I see this
This looks like so much fun! Thank you for sharing!
That truly was a sight to behold wasn't it
Nice to see you still make vids from time to time and I'm jelly you were able to visit the railway it self.
Looks amazing! I would love to go there some day.
2:53: You mentioned Mark V!!! Nice job!!!
Absolutely incredible I'm hopefully going there this weekend
I went to the Towyn narrow gauge railway some 50 years ago! And it looks like that it has remained unchanged. I was 8 or 9 years of age! It was magical then. And by the looks of it! It's remained so! 16 miles of track I think. Oh my goodness! Thank you for the wonderful story of your own adventures there! Tal'ynn I think is the basis for Skarloey. I wouldn't mind visiting it again! And one day in the near future! I will.
I remember going to there, I also went camping in the camping site and I remember seeing Douglas as Duncan, the waterfall is beautiful.
I love this and I love that you only put season 4 themes and pictures in here for the narrow gauge railway
Cool, I want to go there one day.
Same here
Same here
Very nice dude! I went to Missouri last month to visit their Branson Scenic Railroad and got a train ride with my parents and sister. It had no where near as much stuff as the Talyllyn Railway but the ride was wonderful. And after that we went to a flea market and I found an old Bachmann Thomas model for only $6.50, only it didn’t have a face. Now I’m trying to make a face library out of clay like the show did! Someday I hope I’ll make a visit to Talyllyn when I’m older.
Did anyone there knew about your YT? Lol.
Wish I went there as well.
I would love to visit the UK someday!
Same
Same 2
Don't, it's a shithole
@@sirwelcome Lol, you're from UK. Just stalked you and love those adult dubs btw
@@yadinejoe12 ?
what a trip it must’ve been, one day
I’ll go and it’ll be a awesome one!
I’ve ridden on the Tallylyn Railway a few years ago, might go again, I got on at Tywin, my train was pulled by Tom Rolt I think we got off at Dolgoch station and then rode back behind Sir Haydn.
Thats cool, I actually just went to the cass scenic railroad
If I ever travel to Wales, I'll be sure to visit the Talyllyn!
Great video! If you ever come by America you should stop by the tweetsie railroad in Blowing rock North Carolina. They have a narrow gauge railroad with 2 really nice engines.
Well I'll be this is actually real that's pretty dang cool I didn't know all of this was real but that's good to know
Love the location 👏, Great vid 👍
It looks like you had an absolute blast! I'm glad to see that.
Wow! That looks awesome
Awesome
Awesome video
great tour
I've been enjoying the video keep it up👍
Very cool man! I've wanted to go see this wonderful railway for 10 years now - you're incredibly lucky! Also I thought you might be interested to know - Glennock Station is also based on the now demolished Aberllefenni Station of the neighboring Corris Railway, as can be seen in the second-to-last illustration of Peter Sam and the Refreshment Lady...
Man, I wish I could go there too
12:20 Sir Hayden sir Handel basis? Now we’re really kick and strong to the real life skarloey railway!
Everyone else in the summer: Going all sorts of places outside of their home, T1E2H3 getting to go to THE Talyllyn Railway
Me in the summer: Stuck in the same old home in Massachusetts and the closest places outside of my home state I mainly go are just other places in New England
(Sigh) If only I got out of New England more (though I went to Pakistan, Canada, Washington D.C. (and Maryland, crossing New York New Jersey and Delaware in the process) and New York state before)
Edit: I also forgot to mention I went to Kentucky once, but I was only something like 1 or 2
Going to Pakistan is a massive thing! It’s so far from my home place that you would need to connect flights.
@@Thomas1Edward2Henry3 I only went there when I was one, so I have no memories from going there
I wish i would See an steam locomotive in britian
@@jaanshersaeed4541 Look Park in Northampton, Mass has Arlesdale Railway like engines
Wow, must’ve been fun.
Definitely visit the Ffestiniog Railway if you ever get the chance, lovely line it is!
Nice
I wish I could visit old blighty!
Ah man I went to the Talyllyn two weeks prior to your visit it would’ve been amazing if we saw you there
This is so cool that you got to see the actual Talyllyn Railway and see the basis' of the SKR engines up close! And THE Rev. W. Awdry's study AND ORIGINAL MODELS?!?!!? Are you kidding?!?!?!! Man, I wish I go to see all that...
Awesome! I have never been to the Talyllyn Railway!
Yea your right about Number 1 going under overhaul. Number 2 needs one this year aswell so your lucky you got to see her!
I've been on the Talyllyn railway 2 times and the engines I went on was Sir Haydn and Tom Rolt.
Fact:I went on Tom Rolt for my birthday because I love steam engines.
Absolutely beautiful railway
3:18 "what a small shed! we're much too smart for this old shack!"
"i think it's nice."
"puh!"
COOL!
I bet you were happy to meet Rheneas, Ivo Hugh and Sir Handel in irl
Great work!
I been to the Talyllyn Railway loads of times and I love it but I love the Ffestiniog Railway it’s worth the visit and it’s a much bigger Railway 😍😍
That’s so cool 😎
This video reminds me of Season 4 of thomas and the real life Skarloey Narrow Gauge railway.
mate there is a lake, it's just further up the road. in fact the word 'lake' is in the translation of Talyllyn. I'm welsh so trust me on this ;) glad you enjoyed it though mate. My favourite narrow gauge railway in the world!
I just finished watching your videos when I get this notification
Would you ever visit the National Railway Museum
Hello Thomas1Edward2Henry3, how are you
I might actually go there sometime.
Nice you visit the real life skarloey railway
Those whistles sound like the Skarloey Railway Engines’ Magic Railroad whistles.
Great to see you make another video
It looks fun
1:19 lol
Me and my family will be spending a week there next year so yay 😁
When I saw those people waving, I started waving too
2:40 The good old days!
0:15 ivo hugh
1:04 rheneas
2:57 sir handel and duncan
3:45 peter sam
6:16 fearless freddie
9:57 sir handel again
11:35 ivo hugh again
12:40 sir handel again
Actually, Freddie is based on the Ffestiniog Railway’s Russell.
I would feel that I'm on the Skarloey Railway if I ever Went here...
Lucky
What's like over there?
I love to go there someday
This is how it's like riding a Rheneas
Nice 🥴
If you are ever up looking at foxfield or churnet valley up in Staffordshire have a little look into rudyard lake as there is a small railway there with some very interesting engines (too big for their lines)
I went in January 2020, my locomotive was Tom Rolt.
I'd love to visit the Talyllyn Railway someday, but for now, it's just the Strasburg Railroad and Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway for me.
Noice
this was on my birthday!
Hello how are you
man i really wish i've gone there
I like rheneas!
I wish i could visit the Talyllyn Railway
Midland is rebuilt into that diesel
If I wanted to go anywhere in my life it would be to the talyllyn railway in Wales some day guys some day
Apparently Dolgoch's whistle sounds like the Scottish twins' CGI whistles
that was the overflow pipe working because the crew was filling up the boiler with some more water
Did you had fun