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I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride 😊.

Hi, Queensland Rail wouldn't allow me to place a camera on the locomotive, so I did the next best thing and placed one at the rear of the train and reversed the footage. The missing bits are the give aways i.e. people walking backwards and car reversing at high speed along the nearby roads.

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it 😊

The replica engine sounds good, I hope I live long enough to see the railway extended to Wistlandpound Reservoir.

I'm pleased you enjoyed the video. 😊

Gracias, me alegra que hayas disfrutado el vídeo.

Hello Bob, Italy is a wonderful country with a diverse and surprising landscape. Being a long thin country it is well suited to high-speed rail. I have booked one of my next three trips and I'll book the other two if I survive next month’s trip to South Africa on a tour that is likely to push me to the limits of both my stamina and filming abilities. I intend to visit New Zealand and Australia again next year, the date will depend on whether or not the railways I intend to visit have completed all the necessary maintenance work required to allow trains to run over their full lengths. Take care 🍺🍻 Tim.

It's a lovely part of the world. I really enjoyed this tour 🙂.

The people are a bit sassi in Matera, they keep the cost of housing down by living caves !!!

When I saw "Monopoli" on the station sign, I immediately thought of you 😉.

@@Timsvideochannel1 LOL😁

@@neilforbes416 *GO TO GAOL*

@@Mediawatcher2023 Ah, but I have a "Get Out Of Jail Free card up my sleeve! LOL

Hello Hans, this isn't my usual video subject, but I set this channel up as a travel channel and from time to time I ignore the UA-cam Algorithm to post what I want as opposed to what the algorithm wants me to post. I have plenty of cab-ride videos in the can ready to post and I know they will get better viewing figures, but I will be posting more travel videos knowing that my viewing figures will suffer. I like trains, I love travel, the world is an amazing place full of surprises 🍺🍻 Best wishes from Tim in the UK.

@@Timsvideochannel1 Tim, all videos from you are good👍👌🍻. Best channel ever.

@@johannperaus6890 Hello Hans, I really appreciate your kind comment 🍻 Best wishes. Tim.

I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride, Wales is a beautiful country.

Be careful not to end up drunk 😉.

Hi, the area around Gorlitz and Zittau is very pleasant, even in winter. It was a lot of fun, especially for a bunch of Brits not used to seeing snow on a regular basis.

@@Timsvideochannel1 I will be coming back to this during this summer's heat. The snowy landscape will put me in a cooler frame of mind. Thanks for sharing this with us. // On a technical matter: what equipment did you use to create this long continuous documentation? I cannot imagine anything that most of us have.

@@rr7firefly I hope the weather is nice for your return, not too hot. Most of this video was filmed using a GoPro 11 or a Gopro 12 camera and the handheld shots were filmed with a Sony FDR-AX53 Handycam.

Helo, rwy'n falch eich bod wedi mwynhau reidio'r trên hwn drwy gefn gwlad prydferth Cymru. Mae'r defaid yn rhedeg i ffwrdd o'r trenau ac mae'r gwartheg yn eu gwylio'n mynd heibio.

"Yes" Wales is beautiful.

It is a nice place 😊.

You are Lucky.

Nice idea, I'll pass the suggestion on to GoPro. I'll certainly invest in the GoPro screen wiper attachment if they ever introduce such a thing 🤔.

@@Timsvideochannel1 well that explains it. I thought it was inside the cab. Nice video btw. I like that narrow track. Are all the tracks the same gage there? Or do you have wider one's for freight?

@@jb-ik8sj Hello, most of the slate quarry railway systems were narrow gauge, although not all the same narrow gauge. The mainline network was Standard gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in). This article gives you an idea of the number of different narrow gauges that can be found in Wales - hmrs.org.uk/stewards/welshng#:~:text=Welsh%20narrow%20gauge%20railways%20were,to%20the%20early%20nineteenth%20century.

I missed the sign above the restaurant at 8:48 I can only assume that they don't want any English speaking customers 🥴.

It looks like a cross, but I think it might be the back of a double sided sign indicating the end/start of a section of track where maintenence work is being carried out, a "T" made to look like a cross by the supporting post 49:47 . There is no doubt that the sheep had a lucky escape, although I also noticed the driver slowed the train to walking pace to give them chance to find a way out.

@@Timsvideochannel1 😄 Ofcourse I did not literally mean that the sheep were saved because of the cross. I meant that it all happened in such a manner that it so precisely matches with the Christian salvation message. Concidence? Hmmmmm. 🤔🤔🤔

@@mediatrix1111 I got your meaning and it did make me smile 😊.

The Prague tram tracks are well maintained, I can't comment on Minsk because I haven’t visited yet, one for the future.

I agree, Mount Taranaki / Mount Egmont is an awesome backdrop to a beautiful part of New Zealand.

Hello Bob, Prague’s tram network is impressive, trams run regularly and they are well used. I don't know much about Sydney's old tram network, but I am aware of the stupidity of many British city councils in getting rid of their tram networks in the 50's and 60's. With all its pollution problems one has to wonder about the metal health of the morons who closed London's tram system and underground mail rail. London with all its political correctness and mainly foreign born population is an embarrassment to the rest of the country. The English language, Cockneys, Rhyming Slang, Pearly Kings and Queens, along with British History have all been consigned to the scrap heap in the name of Woke. It's warm wet and windy here on the UK's South Coast today.

Prague is built on the banks of the Vltava River, being in the centre of Europe the city has been affected and influence by a number of invaders almost since the start of time. It was a nice trip showing many aspects of the city, it's certainly a nice place to visit.

Thank you Neil, I'm glad you liked it 😊.

It's probably the most spectacular train ride in Europe, a real credit to the people responsible for its existence.

Witam, z przyjemnością przeczytałem Twój opis przejażdżki tramwajem po Pradze. To raj dla miłośników tramwajów, są wszędzie, starzy i nowi. Kocham Pragę, nie jest zbyt duża, nie jest przeludniona, zachowała większość swoich oryginalnych budynków. Niegdyś tajemnicze miasto ukryte za żelazną kurtyną, obecnie jest to piękne miasto, dobrze ugruntowane na europejskiej mapie turystycznej.

My wife describes New Zealand as being like Wales on stilts. The New Zealand tourist industry has benefited enormously from being the location for Lord of the Rings. The scenery in North Wales is very similar to the scenery in New Zealand.

I was hoping to get away with the sound swap, the all-female crew driving and looking after our tour group on this trip talked a lot and I might have caused them embarrassment if I'd broadcast their otherwise private conversations to the world. I've replaced speech with music in the past and that went down like a lead balloon. I searched through my videos to find a suitable video to extract a soundtrack from. This was the donor video - ua-cam.com/video/Z6WaQYbf1wk/v-deo.html I hope you can forgive me for the fake soundtrack.

@@Timsvideochannel1 Okay, I understand your decision. But it's a shame, Prague Transport Company strictly prohibits similar video recordings from drivers here. They pointlessly refer to the GDPR, but in other CZ cities it is no problem. If you have the original footage somewhere, I'd appreciate it.

@@daktrok1Hi, this is a video taken from the same tram 4 years earlier with the original soundtrack ua-cam.com/video/w1rpmoQtxfY/v-deo.html Sadly the camera was close to a windscreen demisting vent and that is really all you can hear. Prague has an excellent tram network, it would be nice if the tram operating company worked with one of their drivers or managers to produce a series of videos covering the whole network, I'm sure such videos would be very popular. I did edit this latest video with the original soundtrack, I sent it to a friend in Prague to listen to and he advised me not to release it with the original soundtrack because it would cause embarrassment. If I return I'll mount the camera on the outside of the windscreen, clear of the wipers if I can obtain permission to do so.

I had to check if this comment was a sci-fi buzzword salad reference I didn't get or if you were really talking trams. I gotta say that this phrase "The T3 Coupe is a T3R.P type with IGBT armament. That one sounds like a TV8 with GTO thyristors." sounds like something Han would say to Chewy while they are sneaking around avoiding stormtroopers. Love the video thnx

Serbia is a beautiful country that was once home to an extensive network of narrow gauge railways, as a tourist I'd visit more often if there were more heritage type railways to visit. The Welsh tourist industry benefits enormously from the presents of a healthy heritage railway scene, I see no reason why a country like Serbia cannot attract tourists in the same way.

I'm tempted to visit at the weekend, I hope you enjoy helping out with the traction engine 😊.

@Timsvideochannel1 I'm sure I will, and thanks! :)

I'm impressed with the Prague tram network and it's good to see extensions being added. Thanks for the heads up about the rail routes following the Vltava and Sazava rivers, something to consider on my next visit. Cheers. Tim.

Hello Hans, as someone who is not used to trams, I feel very vulnerable around them, they are quiet and accelerate dangerously fast. I guess when you live with them, you get used to making allowances for them. Cheers. Tim.

Hello Flynn, I remember meeting you on the bridge, that was the best diesel festival I've ever been to, I've never seen anything like it in preservation 😊.

@@Timsvideochannel1 I have watched all your recent videos with my grandpa and we love them especially the ones were you put you camera on the front of the engine so we can see what the line is like 👍🏻

​@@Fchops11 Hi Flynn, it's nice to spend time with your Grandpa, I have fond memories of my own Grandpa, the family used to stay on a caravan park near Penmaenmawr (North Wales Coast). We'd spend the day riding old fashioned DMU's (the ones where you can sit behind the driving cab and see the track ahead) along the North Wales Coast railway between Chester and Holyhead, we even travelled to Blaenau Ffestiniog before the new station shared with the Ffestiniog Railway was built. Happy Days. It's nice to know you enjoy watching these videos, I am very grateful to the drivers who allow me to attach a camera to their trains. I guess some of these videos remind your Grandpa about his rail journeys back in the days when trains were referred to as Southern Region, Western Region, Eastern Region, the LMS and the LNER. I bet he shares some interesting stories with you. Best wishes to you and your Grandpa. Tim 😊.

Even the cows are awesome in Wales 😊.