Very Nice video and sound❤❤❤❤gretinngs From Zagreb Croatia 😊😊😊

What a fabulous view, it must beat anything in Switzerland.

@davidhope2506

Ай бұрын

😆😆looks like a trip to a forced labour camp!!

My late father was a crane driver at the old freightliner site. He recalls the story of a box that opened and a drum fell out killing a man. The barrel was full of golf ball sized ball bearings. He mounted one on wood as a memorial I think we still have it somewhere

My brother and l used to ‘spot’ at Grangetown. After a while there we’d walk the ‘black path’ to South Bank station. So many freight trains. Many varieties of locos. Sentinals busy shunting in the steel works. Well it was 1974!

If I could have my time again being a train driver would be my dream job!!! Great video Kenny

@TowMater603

29 күн бұрын

ughh you don't 'drive' a train. You're an Engineer , an operator.

Fantastic. I used to live some way to the South of Teesside and seeing the Eston Hills, knowing the A66 and Parkway are not too far away, the smoke from the Cooling Tower at ICI Wilton was just great. I have a free-lanced HO scale American Model Railroad based on this area. Please keep these videos coming.

@TC-qd1zw

Ай бұрын

It ain’t smoke from a cooling tower. It is STEAM. Thought the name would have gave you a clue

@gp3829

Ай бұрын

Ok, Condensate then. I have done plenty of Engineering work at Wilton and back in those days, Middlesbrough was nick-named, 'Smoggi Town'. @@TC-qd1zw

@johnwalker194

Ай бұрын

Wow, have you any pictures posted anywhere please? Would be cool to see that !

@gp3829

Ай бұрын

Hi, thank you for your reply/ I am sorry that I do not have any photos as of the moment.@@johnwalker194

日本からこんにちわ。 海外の貨物は、とても面白いです。 ありがとう。

Great Video. Enjoyed the ride 😊

Love the sound of the engine 👌

Great cab-ride, all that grimy industry is very interesting! 🚂👍

Me n my brother used to knock about on the Boro railway lines all the time. Had some lucky escapes and close shaves too.

Exellent journey...... thank you.

Good job he didn't take the slow train. Nice crop of buddleia en route.

Nice video and thanks for sharing. Dave

Interesting ride. Great perspective. Joe Give u sub.

Cool, well done Kenny!

Cool video brother

nice one,

Seems strange not seeing BOS plant and the Coke plant. Wind turbine facility coming on though.

I kept waiting for the train to actually t-bone a dock, you know, like to collide with one, but it never happened, so I’m off to go watch villager news. Bye!

Very calming. Not exactly High Speed rail though.

What is that sand in the middle of the tracks for?

@1962Sparkie

Ай бұрын

Where it leaks out of the bottom of the wagons.

Was u in a 66 was u I can't quite figure out what engine it is

Good

The railway is so bland and bare now isn't ? Back in the 60s and 70s there would be sidings everywhere ,boxes , wagons , semaphores and even some trains !! Even in the 80s ! Now it's just bare and featureless !

@gainsbourg66

Ай бұрын

Worse than that, it's ugly. Nothing to see but grey railings, grey pylons or red and yellow objects in toy town colours. All the chracter and charm gone. Beautiful old brick buildings, chimneys and walls - demolished.

@neiloflongbeck5705

Ай бұрын

All those low capacity wagons sitting idly in sidings (in the 1960s they took average of 11.6 days between loads).

@therealdeal6846

Ай бұрын

All machinery now next step will be driverless trains???..technology has ruined the love for trains now..80s and 90s were my era some 70s well late 70s..I still go and watch the odd train but my dream now is to start a model railway and run the trains that I hold tight to my childhood...and i will have sidings and the buildings to boot!!!

@brianburns7211

Ай бұрын

@@therealdeal6846Well said! I work on the railway and it’s not the same anymore. I build models of what I remember from the 1970s-80s too.

A real shame, not a train to be seen, just like here in North America! I do like the grade crossing protection! Better than here! Is this in Great Britain?

@armandoperez7967

Ай бұрын

What makes me even sadder is that I remember many lines that I got to see and enjoy are gone forever. Some of them have been turned into hiking biking trails and in some cases you would never know that a rail line was ever there.

@johnwalker194

Ай бұрын

Teeside, North East England ! Look on a map.for Middlesbrough and it will be towards the North Sea

@RMPOWLS

Ай бұрын

@@johnwalker194 Teesside ,not teeside ,no river tee

@johnwalker194

Ай бұрын

@@RMPOWLS?

@RMPOWLS

Ай бұрын

Teesside spelt wrong ​@@johnwalker194

What traffic comes in here ? Tesco containers ?

@Sam_Green____4114

Ай бұрын

Something is trickling out of the wagons into the middle of the track after the first level crossing ,on the line entering into the terminal, so I'm guessing some sort of sand or mineral comes in, in bottom discharge wagons !?

@class313

Ай бұрын

Mostly containers but there is / was gypsum trains that ran out of tees dock

@Geeves8612

Ай бұрын

​@@Sam_Green____4114the trains from the Potash Mine unload on a siding just next to the container terminal so it's likely that we can see on the way :)

no trolley service?? .....hot bacon and tomato rolls? ......cans of stella??

oof.. shippin yard or a prison 😆

Three SPADs... ... ...

No wonder these drivers keep striking for more money. I wouldn’t what a boring job sitting there looking at an empty landscape. Same thing day in day out. Definitely not for me and they deserve every penny. They get.

@bobcannell7603

Ай бұрын

12 HR days and more with nowhere to have breaks or go to the toilet. Can't doze off in front of a 1000 ton train at 60mph. It's a brutal job worse than truck driving.

@juliancole9204

Ай бұрын

8:00 minutes in, was that an old station to the left

Как вообще у машиниста хватает терпения так тащиться, когда у него за спиной такая махина, стоит только контроллер повернуть.

8 minutes in, was that an old station on the left

@johnsmart964

Ай бұрын

I think that was the old Grangetown station. It has been shut for over twenty years, I believe.