the modern railway [!] seem to forget that once steam ruled - long before the advent of type 66 or any other stinking clag monster - a 'King' didn't need assistance out of Weymouth then, and still doesn't now
No, it's an open station and it's the end of the line. You buy tickets from the booking office when open, automatic machines on the platform or from the guards on the train.
hi,did u say u shot this video with nokia e90? U knw mine can only shoot a 30 seconds poor quality video. Can u shoot a video of up to 10 minutes with yo e90? If so pliz tell me whr i might be goin wrong.
Yes, an E90 Communicator. Film resolution 640 x 480. I have actually shot a 25 minute film on it uninterrupted but I had an 8gb memory card and video capture set to mem card. Unfortunately I dropped it into some water recently so I have gone back to Nokia N95 which has identical film handling. Files from both can be imported to windows movie maker for editing.
the modern railway [!] seem to forget that once steam ruled - long before the advent of type 66 or any other stinking clag monster - a 'King' didn't need assistance out of Weymouth then, and still doesn't now
eastindiaman 2 years ago 2
isn't it more likely to be for ETS ?
richiem86 1 year ago
Great Video, Does Weymouth Station have Ticket Barriers?
60103Henry 2 years ago
No, it's an open station and it's the end of the line. You buy tickets from the booking office when open, automatic machines on the platform or from the guards on the train.
mediachap 2 years ago
Good, Thanks!
60103Henry 2 years ago
hi,did u say u shot this video with nokia e90? U knw mine can only shoot a 30 seconds poor quality video. Can u shoot a video of up to 10 minutes with yo e90? If so pliz tell me whr i might be goin wrong.
thank u
Ayoyoninesix 2 years ago
Yes, an E90 Communicator. Film resolution 640 x 480. I have actually shot a 25 minute film on it uninterrupted but I had an 8gb memory card and video capture set to mem card. Unfortunately I dropped it into some water recently so I have gone back to Nokia N95 which has identical film handling. Files from both can be imported to windows movie maker for editing.
mediachap 2 years ago
Probably for braking arriving in Weymouth and shunting leaving Weymouth. There is a long steep incline on the line between Weymouth and Dorchester.
mediachap 2 years ago
don't reply to this because i know the answer its a retoricle question, but why did they have to put that 66 on the back !
whitewingsrich 2 years ago 2