Btw: The more watching railway stations at Mid Hants Railway, the more little nice details I note. My respect to all peoples running that heritage railway.
Hi Bob. Thank-you for comment. My Main camera is a Sony Handycam HDR HC9E, my backup camera is another Handycam HDR-CX250E (Basic, but the picture is good. Ideal to set up on a tripod and leave running in a slightly different position, whilst I shoot with my main Camera. I also use a GoPro camera (good to put in the cab of trains or lay between the tracks. I edit with Avid Studio. Hope this helps.Tim.
Another enjoyable video! Is this a "fan" RR? Lots of interesting locos, I am from the US, so most of these were new to me. It always amuses me to see rail workers wearing ties. Thanks for sharing, this was another good one Tim!
Hi Scott, The "Mid Hampshire Railway" also known as the "Watercress Line" is a preserved heritage railway staffed mainly by enthusiasts and a few full time workers. The diesels are all preserved except one, as for the ties, the staff are trying to recreate scenes from the sixties and seventies when ties were part of the railway uniform....your comment is appreciated....Tim.
I've enjoyed watching your many videos from around the world and am interested in your camera equipment. Could you please describe what you are using, please? The quality of your videos is such that your camera assists you in providing us with beautiful images... Thanks, Bob
+panos1977 Hi, the "Severn Valley Railway" is near Birmingham, it is one of the UK's top heritage railways, during March trains run at the weekend, here is a link giving running days and directions to get there - The Severn Valley railway www.svr.co.uk/Default.aspx There is also a loco works well worth visiting, but you will need to check whether or not it is open, here is a link giving more information - Tysley locomotive works www.tyseleylocoworks.co.uk/tlw/index.html This is a link to a map of England's heritage railways - www.heritage-railways.com/map.php I hope this helps. Tim.
Btw: The more watching railway stations at Mid Hants Railway, the more little nice details I note. My respect to all peoples running that heritage railway.
+pega17pl
I agree, those looking after the stations deserve recognition for a job well done.
Certainly does!
Thanks for the valuable info.
Bob
Hi Bob. Thank-you for comment. My Main camera is a Sony Handycam HDR HC9E, my backup camera is another Handycam HDR-CX250E (Basic, but the picture is good. Ideal to set up on a tripod and leave running in a slightly different position, whilst I shoot with my main Camera. I also use a GoPro camera (good to put in the cab of trains or lay between the tracks. I edit with Avid Studio. Hope this helps.Tim.
Brilliant video! Some great diesel action there!
Cheers, I'm lucky to live within an hour or so of this excellent heritage railway.
Another enjoyable video! Is this a "fan" RR? Lots of interesting locos, I am from the US, so most of these were new to me. It always amuses me to see rail workers wearing ties. Thanks for sharing, this was another good one Tim!
Hi Scott, The "Mid Hampshire Railway" also known as the "Watercress Line" is a preserved heritage railway staffed mainly by enthusiasts and a few full time workers. The diesels are all preserved except one, as for the ties, the staff are trying to recreate scenes from the sixties and seventies when ties were part of the railway uniform....your comment is appreciated....Tim.
I've enjoyed watching your many videos from around the world and am interested in your camera equipment. Could you please describe what you are using, please? The quality of your videos is such that your camera assists you in providing us with beautiful images...
Thanks, Bob
Dear Tim, i will be in Birmingham on March '16. So, do you know if theres any destination around with such beautiful trains as in your video?
+panos1977
Hi, the "Severn Valley Railway" is near Birmingham, it is one of the UK's top heritage railways, during March trains run at the weekend, here is a link giving running days and directions to get there -
The Severn Valley railway www.svr.co.uk/Default.aspx
There is also a loco works well worth visiting, but you will need to check whether or not it is open, here is a link giving more information -
Tysley locomotive works www.tyseleylocoworks.co.uk/tlw/index.html
This is a link to a map of England's heritage railways - www.heritage-railways.com/map.php
I hope this helps.
Tim.
+Timsvideochannel1 Thanks a lot for the information Tim! Greetings from Athens-Greece.