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On the Shed - Part 1 of 2by nwrail28,990 views- 9:21
Welsh Steamby traintapes3,711 views
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The Last Days of Steam - classic archive cine filmby novachannel83,092 views
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Train Documentaryby dunnillproductions17,487 views
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NCB Industrial Steam in South Wales 1973 Part 1by ta455driver2,196 views
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KIDWELLY and the Railwayby phdtourist1272,316 views
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1966 Train from Bury to Bacup, pt3by boo6612,414 views
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Retro Steam n the Lune Gorgeby RailMon44,921 views
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British and Irish Steam memories 1950s 1960sby conncork21,162 views
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76079 at Barmouthby salopia4,980 views
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Generations of Western Motive Powerby GreatWestern17511,701 views
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STEAM TRAINS FILMED IN THE 1950sby elsofilms26,502 views
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Dinorwic Quarries Sale 1969-70 - Free 5 minute Sample of New Deluxe DVD.by landmichael12,370 views
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Steam Train Bluesby Linesider110,790 views
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Lost Railways of the Forest of Dean - Severn & Wyeby Bearlefttv2,502 views
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A Trip over Barmouth Bridge on the last 'Cambrian'by 60103Henry1,362 views
? Junction is in fact Dovey Junction.
pedanticmongrel 4 months ago
Has anyone seen the film The Ghost Train (1941) lately ? It was shown last year at Camerton at an open-air cinema. It's a really great classic, and guess where the bridge is ...
gaudeamus66 5 months ago
Brilliant-Thankyou.
I remember the Ruabon-Barmouth when it was open but have not been abble to find any film.Morfa Mawddach was wonderful.Thanks again.
tambarum 2 years ago
'Specially pleased to see 75006 as there's a good photograph of it with my wife's grandfather at the regulator at Ynyslas in Dalton's ;Cambrian Companionship'
SteffanLlwyd 2 years ago
It was the junction where the line from Ruabon to Barmouth met the Cambrian coastline. Ruabon to Barmouth was a mainline, yet Beeching closed it without hesitation, booooo! :(
left888 2 years ago
Very interesting, it's interesting how large Morfa Mawddach was, considering a total absence of nearby habitation!
JimTLonW6 2 years ago
Great video that will bring back happy memories to many people.
robmasterman 3 years ago
I think that one of the shots is Dovey Junction but it was a long time ago when I was last there?
PHHOFTHEPH 3 years ago
cheers for the SNOW nod!
signalnorth 3 years ago
There are brief views of Drws y Nant and Llandrillo on a BTF called SNOW (1963). IT's on You TUbe and well worth a look!
tinforrest 3 years ago
Oh thank you! Brings back memories of holidays in Mid-Wales in the late 50s/early 60s. Never complete without an afternoon watching the action at Morfa Mawddach and a trip up the estuary to Dolgellau (yes, it is, the first station). The other junction shots with the tank uncoupling and the Manor arriving from Aberystwyth are at Dovey (sic) Junction, where trains from the Coast and Aber used to combine. 7821 is about (2008) to move from the Churnet Valley via Crewe to the W Somerset.
leeky7 3 years ago
the first station looks like dolgellau?
michaeldelz 3 years ago
Loving the vids mate. Hope there are more to come. shame there is no sound tho.q
bluemandan 3 years ago
Great stuff thanks for posting! Anything of Corwen or Llandrillo or drys-y-nant?
Anyone?
signalnorth 3 years ago
EXCELLENT,THANK YOU.
HEZZLER 3 years ago