Seaton Tramway Adventure: 🚋 Unveiling the Charm of East Devon's Narrow Gauge Railway
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Embark on a nostalgic adventure through the picturesque landscapes of East Devon as we unveil the charm of the Seaton Tramway. This narrow gauge railway, steeped in history, offers a unique and captivating experience, transporting us back to a bygone era. Join us as we explore the charming stations, witness the majestic trams in action, and immerse ourselves in the rich heritage of this iconic attraction.
Seaton Tramway Adventure: Unveiling the Charm of East Devon's Narrow Gauge Railway
Uncover the beauty of East Devon as we journey through the breathtaking countryside, taking in the stunning scenery and the fascinating history of the Seaton Tramway. From the quaint seaside town of Seaton to the picturesque village of Beer, we'll explore the diverse landscapes that make this region so special.
Experience the Enchanting Seaton Tramway
Board the iconic Seaton Tramway and experience the magic of this narrow gauge railway. As we glide through the charming countryside, we'll encounter majestic locomotives, explore charming stations, and discover the rich heritage that has made this attraction a beloved part of East Devon's history.
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This looks fantastic! Thanks for the video!
Our pleasure! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I was starting to wonder about it lol
I never thought I’d hear the words “ ex RAF tram “ brilliant.
I enjoy watching your out and about films especially on such a miserable rainy evening, what a treat.
You seam to find some fascinating locations in South Devon. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! yes apparantly is was built as part of a transport system on a large base, but never used. Thanks for watching
I love the Seaton Tramway and have visited several times, but from a distance. I check their webcams regularly. Your video is as close as I'll come to it in this lifetime. Thanks, Mike.
awww thanks, I'm glad to be able to help ;)
Thanks, I’d love to ride these trams and see the beautiful views.
Cheers, do you thin you will visit?
Hope so I’ve not really visited Devon I’m from the North East of England.
Fair old trip down then :) maybe one day
What a nice little film, looks like a lovely place to visit. I was very interested to see those points sprung with a bias to set routes in either direction. Its rather unnerving to run into set of points set against you! I wonder what kind of pressure they are under? The trams from around the country theme was good to see to. I have a few old BEC kits built by my grandad of various trams. Mostly London types but there's a couple of Glasgow trams as well.
Thanks very much indeed, ah the sprung points, some are actually weighted, you can see the weight and arm move at Colyford. The pressures are not too bad as all that's needed is enough force to lift the weight and throw the blades.
Racal Electronics had a factory in Seaton back in the 1990s and I visited it several times. Seaton is a lovely place. I often visited on a Friday and spent the weekend there. I don't recall ever seeing the trams running during my visits.
Apparently the factory was demolished in 2020 and replaced by some luxury apartments etc, so I guess there was nothing left of the place when you visited.
I guess not, some changes going on there. Maybe go check out the trams and have a look?