RTC - Steam in Bosnia - Part 1 - Tuzla to Bijela, including Cab and Driver-s Eye Views
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Date: 2022-11-28
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Rob
Absolutely fascinating Tim! Many thanks. The railway infrastructure hasn-t recovered much since the end of the civil wars has it? However, the newly built houses and the rebuilt Minarets are much in evidence. The white bearded. very English looking. gentleman operating the loco regulator is a dead ringer for Dick Ganderton, well known here in Dorset and beyond for his miniature USA style 4-4-0 cow catcher and balloon stack locos. A very interesting video Tim and I-ve also learned where the Swedish company Ikea make some of their wooden products. you can hardly miss their factory at the beginning eh? Many thanks again. Rob.
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Absolutely fascinating Tim! Many thanks. The railway infrastructure hasn-t recovered much since the end of the civil wars has it? However, the newly built houses and the rebuilt Minarets are much in evidence. The white bearded. very English looking. gentleman operating the loco regulator is a dead ringer for Dick Ganderton, well known here in Dorset and beyond for his miniature USA style 4-4-0 cow catcher and balloon stack locos. A very interesting video Tim and I-ve also learned where the Swedish company Ikea make some of their wooden products. you can hardly miss their factory at the beginning eh? Many thanks again. Rob.
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Gardner
Thanks Tim. Excellent job. First class editing. Seven people did not like your video. What's to dislike? Must be the weedy right of way. I'd like to make an investment in the red roof tile company. And apply for a job as a switchman. I found myself fascinated with the white handle on the engine that ratchets around. Must be a Yugoslavian invention.
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Thanks Tim. Excellent job. First class editing. Seven people did not like your video. What's to dislike? Must be the weedy right of way. I'd like to make an investment in the red roof tile company. And apply for a job as a switchman. I found myself fascinated with the white handle on the engine that ratchets around. Must be a Yugoslavian invention.
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marvin
Tender 1st? Whatever. A fairly scenic route, but that right-of-way could use some weed killer and a bit of a trim with the trees. I'm guessing it's not much used anymore. At least for now, but plenty of staff on hand. (Still: non-working gates, oh my. ) And the weather looked quite lovely. A fun excursion for all attending, I'm sure.
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Tender 1st? Whatever. A fairly scenic route, but that right-of-way could use some weed killer and a bit of a trim with the trees. I'm guessing it's not much used anymore. At least for now, but plenty of staff on hand. (Still: non-working gates, oh my. ) And the weather looked quite lovely. A fun excursion for all attending, I'm sure.
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bryan
Is the 2-10-0 at Bukinje missing the cab and practically everything else part of the Bosnian strategic collection?
The 0-6-0 tanks have a passing resemblance to the USA dock tanks that used to work in Southampton. Are they related, do you think?
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Is the 2-10-0 at Bukinje missing the cab and practically everything else part of the Bosnian strategic collection?
The 0-6-0 tanks have a passing resemblance to the USA dock tanks that used to work in Southampton. Are they related, do you think?
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Johnty
So Tim, you ve been out there again this year, very nice but I don t like to see these great engines running in reverse, doesn t seem right somehow! The box on the side with the handle, what s that for, an automatic coffee grinder? Silly Boy!
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So Tim, you ve been out there again this year, very nice but I don t like to see these great engines running in reverse, doesn t seem right somehow! The box on the side with the handle, what s that for, an automatic coffee grinder? Silly Boy!
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Neil
From opening to 3: 30, what a depressing sight to see! All those old locos and carriages rusting and rotting away like that. Reminds me of the (seemingly) aborted rail museum at Dorrigo in NSW here in Australia.
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From opening to 3: 30, what a depressing sight to see! All those old locos and carriages rusting and rotting away like that. Reminds me of the (seemingly) aborted rail museum at Dorrigo in NSW here in Australia.
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pega17pl
Hi Tim, you took a really journey back in time. I remember, too, -A carpet of wild flowers covers the sidings and the air is full of bird song. - - and at such summer days there was no rush! - Heinz
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Hi Tim, you took a really journey back in time. I remember, too, -A carpet of wild flowers covers the sidings and the air is full of bird song. - - and at such summer days there was no rush! - Heinz
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Fred
HOPE this does not upset anyone.
Titles read: -GERMANY'S GIANT - In this case their newest and largest loco'- on its trials. -
The yanks used them as target practice during last years of WW2
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HOPE this does not upset anyone.
Titles read: -GERMANY'S GIANT - In this case their newest and largest loco'- on its trials. -
The yanks used them as target practice during last years of WW2
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PostTrib
One of the cool things is those road beds in the countryside. Like at 12: 15
They are not huge grades of gravel. You don't even see the ties under the rails. Adds to the nostalgy.
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One of the cool things is those road beds in the countryside. Like at 12: 15
They are not huge grades of gravel. You don't even see the ties under the rails. Adds to the nostalgy.
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Geoffrey
Hey Tim, so glad to tour the once war laden area. Was all this area where the war was not all that long ago? Everything seems a bit run down. Thanks again. Glad to be -on board. -
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Hey Tim, so glad to tour the once war laden area. Was all this area where the war was not all that long ago? Everything seems a bit run down. Thanks again. Glad to be -on board. -
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Neil
On a lighter note, if it took a day to travel to or from the town, would that be -Twenty-Four Hors From Tuzla-? Sorry, Gene Pitney can't do that song as he's no longer with us!
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On a lighter note, if it took a day to travel to or from the town, would that be -Twenty-Four Hors From Tuzla-? Sorry, Gene Pitney can't do that song as he's no longer with us!
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Chuck
I look (at 26: 05+) in Bosnia even railroad water-pumps have been preserved! :) I'm enjoy for this scenes - so, who is slip back in time. ;) Many thanks, dear Tim!
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I look (at 26: 05+) in Bosnia even railroad water-pumps have been preserved! :) I'm enjoy for this scenes - so, who is slip back in time. ;) Many thanks, dear Tim!
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Herbert
VERY nice video nice scenery! Is it that the make of the Locomotive or the coal? Not much black smoke with that train. Mind you it was mostly a flat track.
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VERY nice video nice scenery! Is it that the make of the Locomotive or the coal? Not much black smoke with that train. Mind you it was mostly a flat track.
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john
A amazing amount of old sidecars and coal cars which have not been used in decades. It takes you back to the grand old days of steam. Love it
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A amazing amount of old sidecars and coal cars which have not been used in decades. It takes you back to the grand old days of steam. Love it
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Robert
A great day out in a beautiful country, It's like going back to the 50's thanks tim cheers's bob. ps love the still shots.
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A great day out in a beautiful country, It's like going back to the 50's thanks tim cheers's bob. ps love the still shots.
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Tom
They don't appear to emphasize vegetation control on the track or sidings or is it because the line is not in full time use?
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They don't appear to emphasize vegetation control on the track or sidings or is it because the line is not in full time use?
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eric
wonderfull. i lived Belgrade 1965-70(former Yugoslavia. most ALL- in country- lines were steam, thanks for memories!
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wonderfull. i lived Belgrade 1965-70(former Yugoslavia. most ALL- in country- lines were steam, thanks for memories!
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