GWR 2857 POV Footplate Multicam view from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth on the Severn Valley Railway
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- čas přidán 11. 11. 2021
- We promised it and we've delivered it! Watch as GWR 2857 heads down the full 16 miles of the Severn Valley Railway at the Autumn Diesel Gala from FOUR unique positions in this multicam view.
Get a unique perspective of the Severn Valley Railway as you travel from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth with our footplate crew on a early morning service.
Spot your favourite locations, other locomotives, our expertly restored stations and much, much more.
Sit back, relax and ride the footplate from the comfort of your own home.
Want to travel on the Severn Valley Railway? Book your tickets now at www.svr.co.uk
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Nice multiple camera shot from 2857
That's my Land Rover at 5:08 :-)
If I'd known you were filming I'd have come outside and waved.
Wonderful railway, always better from the footplate! Lucky to have such a brilliant railway, and have all the stock you have! Truly excellent place!
Amazing thank you so much for posting this! Certainly kept me busy for an hour
Great video, but in future I think you need to adjust your bitrate export settings. It looks like you are uploading a video at a higher bitrate than CZcams can manage, and then the processing is crushing it, causing all sorts of artefacts and pixelation.
This is amazing. Thanks for the multi camera video. I had an idea why don't you but on a separate event for rememberence day. I think it would be quite popular. Love the railway too. If you do another one of these videos can you switch the cameras around so the footplate one is bigger? This is great though
SVR spring steam up event since April this year
Why don’t GW tender engines have cab doors, yet GW tank engines do?
Can you do one of these with Taw valley in purple. Can you make the footplate bigger and the line smaller please?
Why are Taw valley and 7714 at bridgenorth MPD. Are they just being stored because there not required or is there an issue with them?
They weren't on the time table that week so they were stored at Bridgnorth, hope this answers your question!
At the Hampton Loade down distant signal the fireman mentions a “white flashing light”
What does this light indicate?
At this location and sterns, 'Tilt Monitoring Equipment' has been installed due to recent repeated land slips. When the system is functioning normally a white flashing light is shown at either end of the area(s) being monitered. If there has been enough movement to activate the system a steady red light rather than the white light is shown and the crew must bring the train to a stand.
As with other signals, it is normal practice for the crew to 'call out' the indication shown by a signal to confirm with their cremate they have both seen and understood the same indication as one another, or because the other crew member may not yet be able to see the signal due to the curvature of then line, etc. In this scenario the call of 'white flashing light' is to confirm to the driver that the fireman has seen that the system is operating normally and we can proceed.
Both sound and video quality appalling! Sorry SVR but this is a really amateur effort.