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Bern Trams - Driver's Eye View - Part 1

Bern Trams - Driver's Eye View - Part 1

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
We continue our Railway Touring Company tour of Switzerland. Join me and hop on board a vintage tram and take a tour of Bern-s interesting and varied tram system. A steam and vintage electric tram were used for this special RTC charter covering almost the complete system including rarely used track. Please don-t shoot me for replacing the original sound with
Date: 2022-11-28

Comments and reviews: 20


Wonderful tram journey, Love the music, How many km is the network, We had a tram network in sydney one of the biggest in the world the state government shut it down in 1959 virtually over night i was in my early teen's now in 2018 there starting to rebuild the the network, I loved riding the trams, Check out the old
network on wiki, Thanks again tim for another wonderful vid now for part's 2&3 cheer's bob from sunny -OZ-.

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OK, I've tried, but the music's getting annoying. I've shut the sound off now, but unfortunately there's a storm going on outside and it's a bit incongruous. Maybe I should go and watch one of the 'Norway in winter' vids. :D
Just a thought, but if you have to include something other than the natural sound, why not use the sound of a local radio station? At least it wouldn't sound so out of place.

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Wow, massive tour of Bern! The tram system is really extensive, more so than I thought; I was there last year and only saw a small part of it. Nice to see so much of the system and virtually the entire city. Thanks for this -documentary- of the tram system & the city. The steam tram is really nice to see!
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Found the music almost okay for once (although the lead guitarist is a machine) but the natural sounds would always be better. The point made about people's conversations I don't share. They're talking in a public space. I think you can't therefore embarrass them - they can only embarrass themselves.
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Thank you one and all for decrying the accompanying music. Many of other driver's-viewpoint films from around the world will have microphones on the outside of vehicles to record natural sounds from the various streets. The outstanding pictures here would have been much better presented if only!
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Great video and the music adds a nice touch making the whole thing an enjoyable experience. Good work! I just wish you had listed the soundtrack titles somewhere in the description. Specifically, what it the title and who is the artist for the music beginning at 17: 38 minutes?
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And I thought pedestrians walking in front of moving vehicles, cyclists not using hand signals and helmets and drivers speeding, not giving way to other vehicles and stopping on crossings only happens in Australia especially Queensland?
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I love trams including the ones at Blackpool also all rail travel too. I think it is great to see so many interesting colour full buildings In Bern but what I would like to know is what is the music called at 21. 05 thank you.
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I read the video description and I love the tram video (I like trams much more than cars, but had you added a trance or a progressive house music track, I would be movin' to the beat while watching the video at the same time lol.
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Hello Tim, I love this footage - could I use some of it (no audio, just some excerpts from your 3 Bern tram driver's pov) for a short web video I'm doing, based in Bern? With credit to you, obviously! Thanks for letting me know
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Great Video. Both Quality and content. However the music really complimented the program. Does anyone know the name of the jazz piece and the guitar piece up to the point where they turned around and headed back.
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What does the graffiti demarcate everything is neat and tidy then it starts at 12: 18, the tram reverses at 18: 00 and
all graffiti stops at 27: 30? I saw that glimpse of a steam tram that was neat.

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Wow, going through the crowded market starting at about 33: 00 was quite something. A few people not paying too much attention. :D And the artwork at the end - what a nice surprise.
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0: 39 Looks like a grubby macs after 10pm sort of cinema
3: 40 WHEEEEE
23: 46 Someone Max Powered a mobility scooter.
27: 07? Sinclair C15?
33: 24 RUN YOU CRUNCHY BASTARDS

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Get video. Disagree with Steven Day, I thought the music carried it well. Everybody's taste is different, isn't it. What was the music at 3: to 4: minutes? I liked that the best!
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I don't mind the music. I luv the music. U should have added titles and artist so I could purchase them. That's my kind of sounds but unfortunately it's not available where I live.
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Thank you so much for uploading this video. I-m from TAIWAN, an island nearby China. I had been to Switzerland in 1995. Your video is very clear and great quality. Tks for sharing.
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What a nice city. I would like to visit it. This type of music works great with these videos. Maybe classical music will work also for the cities with great architecture.
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Very interesting tour, lovely trip through the old town part. What a lovely little tram, wouldn't you like to have that at home.
The music's quite amusing too.

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Sorry to disagree but I thought the music was a good add on. Does anyone know what the piece of guitar music at around the 20 minute was. Great video. Well done.
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