TRAIN DRIVER'S VIEW: Voss to l on the Bergen line in ULTRA HD - RailCowGirl
video description
Date: 2022-06-04
Related videos
Comments and reviews: 10
gurugordon
Thanks HCG for another great video. Some questions for you. Why were you held on the approach to the passing loop while going up the hill. I thought the first train to reach there was diverted to the loop to allow the other to pass on the main? Also, where does that track come from that joins the loop in the middle of Finse Tunnel, and what is behind the doors where the side track disappears just at the end of Haugastol station? I noticed something similar on another of your videos between Voss and Dale.
reply
Thanks HCG for another great video. Some questions for you. Why were you held on the approach to the passing loop while going up the hill. I thought the first train to reach there was diverted to the loop to allow the other to pass on the main? Also, where does that track come from that joins the loop in the middle of Finse Tunnel, and what is behind the doors where the side track disappears just at the end of Haugastol station? I noticed something similar on another of your videos between Voss and Dale.
reply
Hallands
Hi HCG! Voss to Aal is more than a two hour stint, so will you then be operating another train back from Aal? Is a break mandatory?
For once I fell asleep watching (just as I was going to state the opposite that I never do and am too busy looking for hares and such) and it made me wonder what regimes are in place to keep operators alert.
reply
Hi HCG! Voss to Aal is more than a two hour stint, so will you then be operating another train back from Aal? Is a break mandatory?
For once I fell asleep watching (just as I was going to state the opposite that I never do and am too busy looking for hares and such) and it made me wonder what regimes are in place to keep operators alert.
reply
stephen
Another fantastc vid. You drivers must have nerves of steel, not so bad when you can see the track but when its's completly covered, wow. Must have cost a fortune to build this line, wonder what happened to all the rubble that was removed from the mountains, was it all taken away by train. Great way to calm down after a busy day. Thank-you.
reply
Another fantastc vid. You drivers must have nerves of steel, not so bad when you can see the track but when its's completly covered, wow. Must have cost a fortune to build this line, wonder what happened to all the rubble that was removed from the mountains, was it all taken away by train. Great way to calm down after a busy day. Thank-you.
reply
bill
Another excellent video, thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into it. At 1: 07: 20 there is a track joining from the left. Is that part of the original line to Finse or does it just lead to a dark place where you bury anyone silly enough not to like your videos?
reply
Another excellent video, thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into it. At 1: 07: 20 there is a track joining from the left. Is that part of the original line to Finse or does it just lead to a dark place where you bury anyone silly enough not to like your videos?
reply
Hans
Another wonderful train journey, HCG! Thank you! At the station before Al, where you were on the siding to await an uphill train, I have always wondered about the wooden scaffolding and various stairs there, as well as what looks like a stone or concrete wall.
reply
Another wonderful train journey, HCG! Thank you! At the station before Al, where you were on the siding to await an uphill train, I have always wondered about the wooden scaffolding and various stairs there, as well as what looks like a stone or concrete wall.
reply
mark
Just great watching these vids u get to see beautiful places around this country same with watching vids from Scotland the tranquillity of these journeys is amazing thankyou for this great vid so beautiful where you live peace and love everybody
reply
Just great watching these vids u get to see beautiful places around this country same with watching vids from Scotland the tranquillity of these journeys is amazing thankyou for this great vid so beautiful where you live peace and love everybody
reply
Chico
Another great video!
With great attention, I have accompanied your excellent work --- which leads me to realize your commitment to overcome each new post.
Congratulations!
(And, please excuse my bad English)
reply
Another great video!
With great attention, I have accompanied your excellent work --- which leads me to realize your commitment to overcome each new post.
Congratulations!
(And, please excuse my bad English)
reply
PA2OLD
Hi, when the snow is gone in July when does the snow season start again?
Here in the Netherlands we had the last days (it is now May 23) temperarures to about 25 degrees and everything is green again.
reply
Hi, when the snow is gone in July when does the snow season start again?
Here in the Netherlands we had the last days (it is now May 23) temperarures to about 25 degrees and everything is green again.
reply
phil
Thank you for another relaxing train journey seen through your eyes. When I was a youngster I always wanted to be a train driver. If it's not being too nosey, how long have you been a train driver?
reply
Thank you for another relaxing train journey seen through your eyes. When I was a youngster I always wanted to be a train driver. If it's not being too nosey, how long have you been a train driver?
reply
mrbillmacneill
British Columbia and Norway have some startlingly similar scenery. at 22. 00 we could be coming into Pemberton BC [ Pemberton has less snow though at this time of year. ] very awesome!
reply
British Columbia and Norway have some startlingly similar scenery. at 22. 00 we could be coming into Pemberton BC [ Pemberton has less snow though at this time of year. ] very awesome!
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos
