They loved them couldn't get enough of them. it was a gr8 experience goin down to Massawa on the train passin through the tunnels was awesome. An experience i'll never forget. memories i'll take to the grave with me

is1943, I would like to think you for posting these beautiful vidoes. Good to see my Beautiful Eritrea in this way.

Eritrea was worth the visit.

Thank you.

thanks for that,its an amazing journey I thnk Eritrea should promote tourism on it.

The train was doing a runby for us,the cargo wagon contained coal and tools in case of breakdown,you do get some smoke in the tunnels some which are quite long.

Thanks for the comment, the coastal plain of Eri trea is very arid,a bit more rainfall falls on the mountains where we noticed eucalpyts had been planted. There is a reasonable amount of tourists going there now.

Nice video,The topography, landscape and the tunnel looks so much like in the central India.I remember traveling in Steam engine driven train but now we got rid of them.

Nice work on the video. Thanks for posting it!

I was in Eritrea with the un 5 years ago and i played Bagpipes on that train. It was the first time it had ran on the line in years apparently. Beautiful country♠♠

An amazing railway!

Thanks for watching.

That would have been worth hearing,what did the locals think of the bagpipes.

People were often seen on the track

watch it when your HIGH its class

That's interesting how you panned back from the last tunnel exit to where the train first appeared to show the context of the traverse it made along the mountain's side. Could you tell if that was cargo and/or passengers? If passenger's they must have got a lung-full going in and out of the tunnels.

In Africa next to Ethiopia.

Well why did you look at it????????

no sir, i beg your pardon, that so crazy make me laugh. lookout! train comes!

No they dont,one tunnel we went through was full of bats

probably the passengers

A good example of Italian Colonialism in Africa...

You mean thanks to Eritreans I guess. This railway is rebuild by the Eritreans.