Driver's Eye View - Kent & East Sussex Railway - Tenterden to Bodiam - 4K
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Date: 2022-11-28
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Nice one, thanks.
Quality camera in use but - it seems - insufficient memory card that can not follow the camera 4k data flow and is losing pictures. This is why video does not run smooth and video sticks. Which than makes it unpleasant to watch.
Otherwise: perfect, interesting and beautiful line, full of nature and it's colors and if filmed ''in a right way'' that this would be a perfect, high quality railway video.
All this makes me sad seeing that the very same mistake is repeated again and again. A lot of resources are spent and videos are made that could be easily done much better and - as consequence - last much longer.
Insulting anyone was not the purpose of my comment.
I wish you all the best.
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Nice one, thanks.
Quality camera in use but - it seems - insufficient memory card that can not follow the camera 4k data flow and is losing pictures. This is why video does not run smooth and video sticks. Which than makes it unpleasant to watch.
Otherwise: perfect, interesting and beautiful line, full of nature and it's colors and if filmed ''in a right way'' that this would be a perfect, high quality railway video.
All this makes me sad seeing that the very same mistake is repeated again and again. A lot of resources are spent and videos are made that could be easily done much better and - as consequence - last much longer.
Insulting anyone was not the purpose of my comment.
I wish you all the best.
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Geoff
Seems like only yesterday (2002-2006) that I stood at each of those stations except Rolvenden, taking videos that remain treasured possessions - BR black Terrier at Northiam and Wittersham Road, where it crossed the USA tank in WD grey; and the same Austerity seen here, arriving and running round at Bodiam and, on another occasion, departing Tenterden Town filmed from that fenced stretch between the platform and and the crossing. And, of course, the limitless thrills of actually travelling the line, on one occasion in the vintage consist. Happy days which began twenty years ago this month.
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Seems like only yesterday (2002-2006) that I stood at each of those stations except Rolvenden, taking videos that remain treasured possessions - BR black Terrier at Northiam and Wittersham Road, where it crossed the USA tank in WD grey; and the same Austerity seen here, arriving and running round at Bodiam and, on another occasion, departing Tenterden Town filmed from that fenced stretch between the platform and and the crossing. And, of course, the limitless thrills of actually travelling the line, on one occasion in the vintage consist. Happy days which began twenty years ago this month.
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SMILEVIDEOTRAINS
awww. what a fantastic presentation Tim. A real favourite for me. I have visited twice many moons ago before Bodium. we walked the track etc etc. It's the most vintage railway one could wish to see. The Bluebell is next. For me anyway. This video brought back so many memories. I'll never get to see it again except when you upload the return journey. Big thank you------
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awww. what a fantastic presentation Tim. A real favourite for me. I have visited twice many moons ago before Bodium. we walked the track etc etc. It's the most vintage railway one could wish to see. The Bluebell is next. For me anyway. This video brought back so many memories. I'll never get to see it again except when you upload the return journey. Big thank you------
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Feliciana
I really enjoyed this unique perspective on railroading. The English countryside is really scenic and relaxing. It's awesome to see they have preserved this for future generations to enjoy. Incredible video and huge kudos to you and the volunteers and staff of the railway for assisting in this amazing video.
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I really enjoyed this unique perspective on railroading. The English countryside is really scenic and relaxing. It's awesome to see they have preserved this for future generations to enjoy. Incredible video and huge kudos to you and the volunteers and staff of the railway for assisting in this amazing video.
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Jim
That was great, Tim, and more interesting than I expected. There's still a lot of railway infrastructure there, and the countryside of course is delightful. My only knowledge of the railway before was seeing a train in the distance on a visit to the castle, and driving over one of the level crossings.
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That was great, Tim, and more interesting than I expected. There's still a lot of railway infrastructure there, and the countryside of course is delightful. My only knowledge of the railway before was seeing a train in the distance on a visit to the castle, and driving over one of the level crossings.
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Carlos
Almost 44 years ago l went to this place on a Sunday afternoon, there was a big bloke with glasses sitting in a box wagon and on asking him a question his reply was -no, thats a brake you cunt-. You can guess l have never been again. It is also how British people started to be what they are today.
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Almost 44 years ago l went to this place on a Sunday afternoon, there was a big bloke with glasses sitting in a box wagon and on asking him a question his reply was -no, thats a brake you cunt-. You can guess l have never been again. It is also how British people started to be what they are today.
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Steve
Lovely video, a reminder of when we lived in Peasmarsh 20 years ago, and regularly crossed the railway at Northiam. One detail I don't understand -- the train passed at least two signals that were off, i. e. clear, for the opposite direction on the single line. Explanation, anyone?
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Lovely video, a reminder of when we lived in Peasmarsh 20 years ago, and regularly crossed the railway at Northiam. One detail I don't understand -- the train passed at least two signals that were off, i. e. clear, for the opposite direction on the single line. Explanation, anyone?
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Larissa
This was a lovely journey through the picturesque countryside of England. I thoroughly enjoyed the sound of the steam loco, the signs that said whistle in crucial spots, the gates that open and close the tracks. Takes me back in time. ---
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This was a lovely journey through the picturesque countryside of England. I thoroughly enjoyed the sound of the steam loco, the signs that said whistle in crucial spots, the gates that open and close the tracks. Takes me back in time. ---
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Daniel
Amazing video Tim, really enjoyed the watch. Looking forward to the return journey version, love this steam & heritage railway that has so much potential for the future. Look forward to seeing more videos like this again in the future. --
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Amazing video Tim, really enjoyed the watch. Looking forward to the return journey version, love this steam & heritage railway that has so much potential for the future. Look forward to seeing more videos like this again in the future. --
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Dipankar
A country which has not thrown away the old but preserve with great affection. This should be the culture of mankind.
If i not wrong, 75% research on modern science is going on in England silently. This culture is the best, I think.
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A country which has not thrown away the old but preserve with great affection. This should be the culture of mankind.
If i not wrong, 75% research on modern science is going on in England silently. This culture is the best, I think.
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Mark
As -slow TV- goes, this is the best! Would love to have seen an onward journey to Junction Road, and in the future, hopefully right through to Robertsbridge Junction? Watch this space.
Thank you for this.
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As -slow TV- goes, this is the best! Would love to have seen an onward journey to Junction Road, and in the future, hopefully right through to Robertsbridge Junction? Watch this space.
Thank you for this.
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Christian
The train passes several semaphore signals showing all clear for traffic travelling in the opposite direction. This is somewhat disconcerting until one remembers that the driver has the token.
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The train passes several semaphore signals showing all clear for traffic travelling in the opposite direction. This is somewhat disconcerting until one remembers that the driver has the token.
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BluebellBeatnik
this looks like a step back in time. is this a genuine working railway or was it for that one day? looks like an outdoor museum. it actually looks like something out of a steinbeck book.
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this looks like a step back in time. is this a genuine working railway or was it for that one day? looks like an outdoor museum. it actually looks like something out of a steinbeck book.
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Robert
Hi tim, Wonderful railway beautiful country side why did it close down? cheers bob. ---ps check out the unique narrow gauge diamond crossing far nth q/land sugar cane line.
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Hi tim, Wonderful railway beautiful country side why did it close down? cheers bob. ---ps check out the unique narrow gauge diamond crossing far nth q/land sugar cane line.
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Swarf
A wonderful trip through then British countryside. I-ll be looking for the return trip. Thanks for a great travel video! Take care and be safe!
Dave
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A wonderful trip through then British countryside. I-ll be looking for the return trip. Thanks for a great travel video! Take care and be safe!
Dave
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Ollie
Could do with text so we know the parts of the railway like signal, junctions, stations etc. Also explain what people are doing: ) love the vids anyway
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Could do with text so we know the parts of the railway like signal, junctions, stations etc. Also explain what people are doing: ) love the vids anyway
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jumpfer
What a wonderfully pleasant video. Have done this trip many times and walked to Bodiam Castle from the railway. Well worth a visit for a day out.
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What a wonderfully pleasant video. Have done this trip many times and walked to Bodiam Castle from the railway. Well worth a visit for a day out.
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usmale
Another great video, Tim and once again thank you for letting me go for the ride. Wonderful scenery and surroundings! Thank you for sharing!
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Another great video, Tim and once again thank you for letting me go for the ride. Wonderful scenery and surroundings! Thank you for sharing!
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Caroline
Hello Kent! Out in nowhere in the countryside. Thank you for sharing I am very surprised to receive this video. No idea where this is?
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Hello Kent! Out in nowhere in the countryside. Thank you for sharing I am very surprised to receive this video. No idea where this is?
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