OneGuyFromBarlick

I had forgotten the video picked up sound or I would have kept quiet! Yes I was on the back.

It was very refreshing Sue! I love the way the derailment was glossed over!

It was where the old track met the new. Bob had already been round twice and realised there was an issue. Ironically it was just as we stopped and I hadn’t quite stopped the video. The other video was three and a half minutes long, no way was that going to upload . I don’t think Bobs comment of ‘have you stopped the video’ is on there. We laughed, or as I said ‘ oops’

As a matter of interest you should compare the first picture on this forum, 2012 with now. Look at the trees and vegetation. We forget how much we have planted and the work we have done .

Sue, all I'm getting is a still picture of greenery and your commentary, is that right? No moving video.

Sue wrote: ↑03 May 2020, 18:28 76543239-7AD4-40E7-B1F1-94CC77673892.mov

A lot of work gone into laying that track, great stuff.

Gloria wrote: ↑04 May 2020, 07:35 Sue, all I'm getting is a still picture of greenery and your commentary, is that right? No moving video.

No I will message you Gloria from facebook messenger

Thanks Sue, got it

Here's a pic for Bob of 4 lads enjoying their own garden railway loco. Newton Pickles, Johnny, Walt Fisher and a lad riding behind Newton's loco Dyak Queen at Blackgate track near Wakefield. It was coal fired. (I like the way Johnny rides side saddle!)

Thats like the set up they have at the park

So we had our play on the train. I have a video clip but without the internet I cannot upload to you tube or send it or attach it . It will have to wait till we are home

It seems to have downloaded but won’t play

Sue wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 13:59 It seems to have downloaded but won’t play

It played fine for me using the free VLC downloadable video player.

Mick

I've seen it on VLC as well. Took a few clicks though - then it played (twice) when I thought it wouldn't .

Looks a lot of fun. Thanks for making the effort - I enjoyed it.

Thats good then. It is fun. Bob just made another facing the engine going round the other way. It looks different. Like good ol British Rail we are busy removing leaves from the line. We ie Bob, thats after the beer . I have got ironing to do

It played OK for me also Sue. Very impressive but it won't be long before you're pruning trees again!
Bob's hair looks very distinguished.....

Stanley wrote: ↑11 Oct 2021, 02:37 It played OK for me also Sue. Very impressive but it won't be long before you're pruning trees again!
Bob's hair looks very distinguished.....

Its funny you should mention the trees, I broke off from pruning to record the video clip. Some of the oaks will be cut down completely eventually to provide us with firewood.