@animalpolice ; Yep, Bloemfontein is a Dutch place-name, it's also the Capital of the Free State Province of South Africa. Also happens to be J.R.R. Tolkien's birthplace.
Fantastic stuff, and being Scottish myself, this makes me all proud of the contribution Scots engineers gave to the world.
It's somewhere in glasgow - being cosmetically restored and then being put in the new transport museum that's due to be built on the banks of the Clyde
i think its still at the museum in scotland i dont know but i do know the once a museum gets a steam engine they dont let go of it for almost anything
OMG love the song, I just saw the program on National Geographic and I just had to find out about the song. It seems to be made by the edditors of the video though. Edditors from Nat.G did an excellent job not to forget that :)
At the beginning I thought I was hearing the same music from the "How to move a 100 year old church" production you did, but was pleasently surprised that this song came into its own with the "chug-a chug-a..." train sound influence. I love how your music and the video keep up the energy all throught the production... a very entertaining video to experience, as all your works are.
can you make a moive of this cuz i seen it on tv and i now i want to see it agian so plz make a film on this on competer
imkoolkiller99 1 year ago
Bloemfontein is Dutch =D
animalpolice 1 year ago
@animalpolice ; Yep, Bloemfontein is a Dutch place-name, it's also the Capital of the Free State Province of South Africa. Also happens to be J.R.R. Tolkien's birthplace.
Fantastic stuff, and being Scottish myself, this makes me all proud of the contribution Scots engineers gave to the world.
cameraguy38 1 year ago
I love the transportation museum of Glasgow. Great to be in Bloemfontein, great to be in Glasgow to see her! Over Hamburg back home again...
Hluluwe 2 years ago
bloemfontein*
lester2222 2 years ago 2
i wanna know whats become of this 15F today
trainlover657 2 years ago
It's somewhere in glasgow - being cosmetically restored and then being put in the new transport museum that's due to be built on the banks of the Clyde
89001avocet 2 years ago
i think its still at the museum in scotland i dont know but i do know the once a museum gets a steam engine they dont let go of it for almost anything
drigonizer 2 years ago
where can we get the song! It aint on I tunes :(
Athlone073 2 years ago
The song is by 'The Crouch End Festival Chorus'
Filmitis 2 years ago
i love the song but has anyone got anymore info on the actual train? if so can you please let me know
roodashtonhall2k8 2 years ago
It's at Glasgow's Transport Museum in Scotland
karlif 2 years ago
Thanks.
roodashtonhall2k8 2 years ago
OMG love the song, I just saw the program on National Geographic and I just had to find out about the song. It seems to be made by the edditors of the video though. Edditors from Nat.G did an excellent job not to forget that :)
RealBadG 3 years ago 3
seconded...watched a re-recording of it last night and am seriously considering reediting it into just the song!!
89001avocet 2 years ago
I've watched it over a dozen times, most likely will another dozen, dozen times.
Love to buy the video. How? Where?
Regards,
Ken
knwr327 3 years ago
does anyone know if i can find the track anywhere?
ColdBlue90 3 years ago
this is so nice music!
paardeen 3 years ago
They aired the National Geographic programme yesterday in Japan and I absolutely fell in love with the song!!!
punchoo 3 years ago
At the beginning I thought I was hearing the same music from the "How to move a 100 year old church" production you did, but was pleasently surprised that this song came into its own with the "chug-a chug-a..." train sound influence. I love how your music and the video keep up the energy all throught the production... a very entertaining video to experience, as all your works are.
solosymphony 3 years ago
Do you know who the guy in the video is who says "...very emotional..."
Wonder what connection he has to the 15F?
foreversteam 3 years ago