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Africa steam 2015 - Part 2 - Zimbabwe 

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Two magnificent Garratts take us from Bulawayo to Cement, Mbalabala to Bulawayo and Bulawayo to Victoria Falls via Thomson Junction and Hwange. This video, captured in May 2015, shows NRZ Garrratts 14A class No. 519 and 15A class No. 414 hauling freight and passenger trains. A tour by www.TANAGO.de and Geoff's Trains and Tours.

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@williamlloyd3769
@williamlloyd3769 Год назад
Had no idea Garratt articulated steam locomotives were still in service as of 2015. Thank you for making this video.
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV Год назад
One of them is still serviceable nowadays (2022). The problem is that there is no more money to buy coal and oil, not to speak about paying the crew...
@newzealandfromadjimini2cor452
@newzealandfromadjimini2cor452 4 года назад
As a child living in ‘Rhodesia’ I travelled from Umtali to Beira for my annual holiday at the sea in one of these trains. Seemed to take forever and stopped at every little siding along the way. Engine driver ‘Portuguese’ stopped at sunrise drew a bucket of hot water and had a shave before continuing on to Beira ..... we kids played alongside the tracks whilst he shaved.
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV 4 года назад
Thank you for this nice piece of history.
@dang652
@dang652 4 года назад
When I lived in Zambia we used to travel to 'Rhodesia' on Zambia Rail's Garratt's. As kids we used to call them "Puffer Bellies". Thank you KochersbergTV for the memories.
@curromunoz9027
@curromunoz9027 4 года назад
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@pannady
@pannady 4 года назад
I'm pretty sure that it's allowed to smoke inside the those vagons. :) nice
@eugeneern6268
@eugeneern6268 3 года назад
@@pannady I'd rather suppose it's not regulated at all (like, 'whatever you like,, on your own responsibility for any injuries, if happened.. if everyone don't mind')) (look at those chaotically joined passenger-to-freight-to-passenger wagons))
@channel9r
@channel9r Год назад
A pal from Scotland - Joe Strachan from Inverurie - worked on these lines for many years. Good to see this nostalgic video.
@morenofranco9235
@morenofranco9235 Год назад
Wow. Trip along Memory lane. In 1974 I was a Fire Man on Rhodesia Railways. I worked out of Bulawayo, on these Garratt locomotives. Thanks for the fun.
@dangilbert9477
@dangilbert9477 Год назад
When I was growing up in Zambia we called these Garratts 'Puffer Bellies' I remember riding in them from Monze to Livingstone, lots of cinders and a whole lot of fun. Thanks for the memories.
@satishpatel5260
@satishpatel5260 Год назад
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@noobuss1987
@noobuss1987 4 года назад
25:18 - 25:57 That scenery with the Garratt steaming along the bridge and the rainbow being there is just so beautiful.
@wildonemeister
@wildonemeister Год назад
If you remove the black smoke then I'd might agree, but otherwise beautiful is a stretch in my book.
@satishpatel5260
@satishpatel5260 Год назад
👉LIVINGSTONE, 👉🇿🇲,LOCOMOTIVE 🚂 👌👍
@allovejoy4600
@allovejoy4600 Год назад
I once drove a Garrat 15 Class from Vic Falls to Wankie with a full passenger load back in '74 - when I was just eleven years old (you heard right), along with a stoker named Chivassa - the actual driver was back in the dining car playing cards with the chief steward and the conductor. I actually had to emergency halt the train to allow Rhodesian Army sappers to remove Russian landmines from the tracks somewhere up near the escarpment coming out of the Zambezi valley. My son and I just watched this and he had tears in his eyes as I explained everything to him (I was born an orphan in Bulawayo). What is truly bizarre is he has just reached the age where he is allowed to read my autobiography "Acid Alex" and only yesterday started reading about his "grandfather" Sandy ... the driver of that train and the incredible human who taught me everything about being a man and then trusted me with all our lives on that auspicious day ... in an immeasurably beautiful piece of Africa where misery and war have never ended. Utterly Astonishing! Look at this Sandy!!! The old girls are still running!! Amazing what pops up on RU-vid feeds randomly.
@Matt-rq3bu
@Matt-rq3bu Год назад
Absolutely fascinating story, thanks for sharing your memories of your experiences in Rhodesia, and of these brilliant engines.
@mikewiltshire1725
@mikewiltshire1725 5 лет назад
Thank you for this incredible memory throwback to 1987. My father was seconded to ZESA - Zimbabwe's Electricity supply authority at Wankie A and B. I had the guid fortune to be his eldest son and had two memorable sojourns to Zimbabwe, Zambia , Botswana and South Africa - in Apartheid days - not good !! I travelled from TJ to Bulawayo thence to Jo'burg, To PE via the Algoa Bay express and to CapeTown and back via The Trans Karoo xpress then the International train to Bulawayo. An experience I will never forget...ever !! I was invited at 3am in the morning after a braai to present myself at the Wankie Coilliery offices for a footplate ride I would never forget at 6.30am.... I had just stepped off an NRZ footplate ride from TJ to Vic Falls and back on the mail train … how ???? I have never forgotten Africa …. I have never stopped loving Zimbabwe and its incredible people …. I have never been so sad too see the bread basket … the most beautiful, the most successful country and the most loving, trusting, caring people so sadly taken and dumped, raped and left for dead. I cry frequently for my heart is always in Zimbabwe - be it at Wankie, Vic Falls - boiling pot, Kariba, Chinoi, Inyanga - my favourite, the Vumba, Chimanimani, the beautiful Birchenough bridge, the absolutely stunning GREAT ZIMBABWE, Cecil Rhodes grave in the Matopas and the totally breath taking Hwange National Park. I have been so blessed to know this great country and so want it to rise again - to feed Africa and be its centre- its pivot - its heart !! That's how much I love this great country and its incredible people
@BillBiggs1
@BillBiggs1 Год назад
What a glowing review, I too hope it rises from the ashes, fingers crossed I’ll be visiting Victoria Falls next year in December
@vumba1331
@vumba1331 Год назад
Once the red soil of Africa has got in your blood you will never be rid of it. I too am of Rhodesia and am so sad to see how it has suffered due the moral and ethical corruption of the leaders. One day it will flower again for all its inhabitants to enjoy. For me in the eastern highlands, Leopard Rock Hotel and Troutbeck Inn are great along with the tremendous views from the Roof of the World lookout.
@foxunitone
@foxunitone 4 года назад
Does not matter where in the world it is, or what kind of train, the people riding them always seem to smile and wave. Maybe trains bring out the friendly in everyone! Greetings from California.
@bryantmatthews93
@bryantmatthews93 3 года назад
as kids we all loved trains
@user-hl4hl9li6o
@user-hl4hl9li6o 2 года назад
yeah, there is no traffic
@lamia197
@lamia197 Год назад
Me a 30yr old man, still waves at passing freight train drivers.
@intermodus2180
@intermodus2180 Год назад
It's because they don't know better.🦊🚬
@muhamadmiftahurrizqi5909
@muhamadmiftahurrizqi5909 Год назад
Yes, I agree with you
@rexluminus9867
@rexluminus9867 5 лет назад
Top video. Great angles & scenery. That engine sounds so fine. Thank you for uploading it. More vids from you. See you again.
@dhrubachakrabarty5257
@dhrubachakrabarty5257 4 года назад
My childhood memory has been came back through this video. Love that steam engine sound. Nothing comparison with it. A deep respect from India.
@tedmichel8999
@tedmichel8999 7 лет назад
Absolutely Superb, brings back a lot of fond memories as I have traveled throughout South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe in the late 70' and 80's as a young kid and teenager with my father....used to love the steam driven sections, especially the 25 Class locos and of course the Garratts :-)
@shazrael446
@shazrael446 4 года назад
I love that the people on the train are waving to you. That's such a friendly and fun gesture of them.
@astrofabio68
@astrofabio68 3 года назад
is an universal gesture if you go in a train all the people all over the world shake their hands, especially if the loco is steam
@PAVANZYL
@PAVANZYL Год назад
Magnificent footage of these old puffing monsters. Especially at Vic Falls! I remember them from my childhood being used in the mountainous sections around Worcester in South Africa.
@lairdoharray
@lairdoharray 7 лет назад
Absolutely magnificent. Thank you very much.
@happyh1751
@happyh1751 6 лет назад
Great video! The sounds and scenery take me back to watching the "Mountain" Class 59 Garratts on the E.A.R. & H. although they were oil-burners and fitted with ejectors.
@ronniescott5179
@ronniescott5179 4 года назад
Great to see a garrett still in working order after seventy years. A great achievement by the maitainance crew working in very difficult conditiions.
@paulocrivellari5006
@paulocrivellari5006 Год назад
Lindo demais esse trem negro.
@almightyziz
@almightyziz Год назад
@@paulocrivellari5006 sea
@rodericgray5202
@rodericgray5202 7 лет назад
By the way, great film. One of my favorites on RU-vid.
@gusperry1
@gusperry1 Год назад
I knowed Zimbabwe. This an amazing and excellent job. Thanks for all TV team. Congratulations from Cordoba city, Argentine.
@petertate5741
@petertate5741 2 года назад
I have just come across this video,magnificent photography of a timeless classic locomotive. Thankyou😊
@DK-nv9zu
@DK-nv9zu 4 года назад
Thank you for this video! My mom worked for UNESCO in the 70s and was an avid photographer. She passed years ago and I got all her photos, but almost none of them are labelled. Quite a few are of trains and autos in either Africa or the Middle East. The trains in this video match what's in some of the photos, which helps place where she took them. So cool to see them still running!!!
@brucewilliams8714
@brucewilliams8714 7 лет назад
I remember 414 in blue livery, it took us from Bulawayo to the border at Plumtree where a Botswana loco took us to Mafikeng, and a SAR loco to Jo'burg. This was 25 years ago. Steam was still in regular service in Zimbabwe. In fact, now that I think about it, I've managed travel behind steam from Cape Town to Victoria Falls. Ah, memories.
@tomasnordin9778
@tomasnordin9778 7 лет назад
It's Always good to see these giants in action.Thanks for an excellent film.
@teacfan1080
@teacfan1080 6 лет назад
Unusual but impressive steam locos! Victoria Falls is STUNNING!
@jamesmosley1549
@jamesmosley1549 4 года назад
My friend started his apprenticeship in former Rhodesia. I look forward to showing him these and he’s always reminiscing about his youth. Is great to see the skill is still alive keeping these beautiful old girls going
@TS-jm7jm
@TS-jm7jm Год назад
then i apologise to inform you, but it has dwindled since this was filmed, and also dwindled since you commented.
@TheWoundeddove09
@TheWoundeddove09 8 лет назад
these are some of the best videos I cannot stop watching in my life. I really loved travelling by train all my life. too sad my kids will never share the experiences I had
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV 8 лет назад
+Moses Juma Hello Moses! Did you receive my calendar?
@dokbob5795
@dokbob5795 6 лет назад
There are plenty of preservation societies in the U.K. Look out for them where you live. good luck.
@SchwarzerFalkeNY
@SchwarzerFalkeNY 6 лет назад
KochersbergTV m
@Stormclaud
@Stormclaud 4 года назад
In Poland we have historic trains running for events. In my region theres two historic steam engines one for anniversary of first transport to german death camp Auschwitz and one recreational travelling to Beskid's mountains
@AFV85
@AFV85 3 года назад
Bet there not sad lol
@feriivaldy3942
@feriivaldy3942 3 года назад
Kochersberg, The most fantastic Railroad video I've ever seen in my life. Good job!
@uniuni6223
@uniuni6223 Год назад
最後のザンベジ川のシーンはPCの壁紙にしたいくらいです、美しい!。私は以前(30年ほど前)にビクトリアフォールズタウンのキャンプ場に滞在し、毎日ビクトリア滝を見に行っていました。残念ながら、そのときは列車を見ませんでした。雨季明けだったので滝の水量はかなりありました。 私の人生でも、アフリカの数カ月の旅はとても良い思い出です。ブラワヨはYWCAに宿泊させてもらいました。 アフリカで列車に乗ったのはタザラ鉄道のみでしたが、アフリカらしい自然の中で良い列車の旅でした。 良い動画をありがとう!!
@bitterdrinker
@bitterdrinker 4 года назад
I have always wanted to see a Bayer Garrett. Magnificent locomotives. 😊
@andrewthacker114
@andrewthacker114 5 лет назад
Great clip. Everything looks pretty good, clean.
@dawnfm00
@dawnfm00 5 лет назад
pollution it generates doesn't look that clean lol
@frankservant5754
@frankservant5754 2 месяца назад
Great video my father used to work for NRZ for many years, good to see some of the trains still running. Hopefully we can get back to the glory days soon enough.
@thanapornsripakdee1109
@thanapornsripakdee1109 6 лет назад
This is awesome. I love your work.
@josephmarrison4606
@josephmarrison4606 4 года назад
I would love to visit Africa one day. The scenery in this video is spectacular.
@renegadetenor
@renegadetenor 4 года назад
The scene at Victoria Falls has always been my go-to vision of Africa, whenever I think of the place. The first thing I would want to do/go if I ever get there.
@hobotramp9549
@hobotramp9549 5 лет назад
Trainhopping in Africa must be great adventure. Nice video.
@TrainLordJC
@TrainLordJC 4 года назад
Another one of your awesome videos ending with the Garrat on the magnificent bridge overlooking Victoria Falls. It certainly brings back many pleasant memories of a safari I did ending at the superb British Colonial Victoria Falls Hotel right outside the railway station where I was allowed onto the footplate. And of course your capture of those spectacular Victoria Falls with the Garrat is a great bonus.
@tractorsmachinesro1405
@tractorsmachinesro1405 4 года назад
Amazing rail work...Big like from Romania...Thumbs UP!!!!
@peterkemna4491
@peterkemna4491 6 лет назад
Es gibt kaum tollere Maschinen wie die Garrats. Und hier,im Dampflokreservat Südafrika sind sie sehr gut aufgehoben. Ich liebe sie. Super Aufnahmen
@wg7996
@wg7996 Год назад
Aber den Dreck welchen sie rausblässt 😮. Und ich bin keiner der Heikel ist 😅. Erzähl denen mal das sie elektrisch fahren sollen 😂😂😂😂😂
@vrijemezabave
@vrijemezabave 4 года назад
Great video. I love steam and coil....
@panchalgaman3872
@panchalgaman3872 4 года назад
In1950’s I was about 8or9 on most Sundays we used to go to Nairobi Railway station specially to see the magnificent machines long live EAR&H l salute you for the sweet memories of my child hood
@celebratesuccess8815
@celebratesuccess8815 3 года назад
R u from India probably gujarati ?
@milanbado731
@milanbado731 4 года назад
Nádherný video,příroda,i ty předpotopní stroje
@oldtrkdrvr
@oldtrkdrvr Год назад
I love to see these videos of Garrett locomotives, wonder why we never had them here in the USA.
@jdftrains3507
@jdftrains3507 Год назад
The garratts and mallets(like the big boys) were built to solve a similar problems, steep gradients and tight curves. They both had different advantages and disadvantages but the Americans chose the mallet type over the garratt.
@danporsche6064
@danporsche6064 7 лет назад
I visited Zimbabwe in 1988 and it looked just like this video, including the train.
@gordonburns8731
@gordonburns8731 6 лет назад
Including the poorly fired, black smoking exhaust? These Firemen are not worthy of the name; they are untrained, uneducated people, each of whom assume that by piling more coal in the firebox, they will create more steam. Wrong!
@sanjeevsinghbrar7406
@sanjeevsinghbrar7406 5 лет назад
thanks I loved the video what a tremendous effort you made
@phil159
@phil159 Год назад
Great footage.I must say the railbed is much better maintained then I would of expected.with excellent looking ballest
@user-gb1wi6nt8q
@user-gb1wi6nt8q 3 года назад
Who dares to dislike this great video?
@HenrysAdventures
@HenrysAdventures 3 года назад
Brilliant video! I really enjoyed this one!
@franciscojavierrivera7674
@franciscojavierrivera7674 6 лет назад
Oh man I will see it, thank you very much.
@MrOlgrumpy
@MrOlgrumpy 5 лет назад
When I was a kid in the 1950s I saw Garratts working in Western Australia but they were disposed of by 1970,scrapped or sold off,great to see in action.
@funklover24
@funklover24 9 лет назад
I like your style of making a video. :)
@hansvandijk1487
@hansvandijk1487 Год назад
Great footage, beautiful sound! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.
@wolflothar5416
@wolflothar5416 2 года назад
Reminds me of my years in Wankie, working at Wankie Colliery in the mid seventies. We had 19 class Garrats, my friend Peter Wells maintained the locos. In June 1972 at No. 2 Colliery underground desaster 240 people died. The mine was then closed and we started No. 4 Colliery opencast mine, a new railway line was build from No.2 via No.3 Colliery to No.4 Colliery. We had to cross traditional elephant paths, part of the line ran on an embankment crossing elephants path. There were several encounters with upset elephants, well elephant met elephant you could say. Never had an accident though. But the annoying thing was jumbo went up the embankment on one side sat on its backside and and slid down on the other side, eroding embankment, we forever had to shore up the embankment. It was a fun time working on the mine. Always a pleasure to think back!
@jhoboken
@jhoboken 9 лет назад
One word... superb.
@joseechevarria1838
@joseechevarria1838 3 года назад
Ain’t that air pollution?????
@AFV85
@AFV85 3 года назад
Yep one word... condemned!
@neumoi3324
@neumoi3324 4 года назад
At 3.03 the engine chugs enthusiastically saying “I think I can, I think I can, I think I can .....” at 6.16 he is tired and reaching the destination says “I thought I could, I thought I could, hsss...,”. At 8.18 he is saying “I think I can hss hss..”
@sideshowbob1544
@sideshowbob1544 4 года назад
Unusual, locomotive, great video!
@peachy7776
@peachy7776 Год назад
Finally a video in HD!!! fantastic
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV Год назад
Thank you for your comment. Just in case, I also published videos in 4K...some in HDR.
@chumleywarner7245
@chumleywarner7245 4 года назад
These Loco's where built at the end of my street ,I live in Gorton Manchester UK and my Grandfather worked at Beyer Peacock as a steam hammer operator ..
@jorgebuck568
@jorgebuck568 Год назад
Tenho 65 anos ,nunca vi uma locomotiva igual a está das imagens,fiquei apaixonado. Saudações do Brasil.
@madalamzungu1063
@madalamzungu1063 Год назад
Existe tambem no Brasil. Há uma no museo ao lado do estação em Recife.
@stug3957
@stug3957 7 лет назад
Fantastic !!.. top filming :)
@peterpocock9062
@peterpocock9062 4 года назад
I would love to visit the railway workshops, that would be a treat. Great vid too.
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV 4 года назад
So would I. Unfortunately, the workshops were off limits at the time of my video.
@irelandbloke
@irelandbloke 4 года назад
Superb video ! 👍🏻
@enriqueponce7001
@enriqueponce7001 4 года назад
9:40 sounds like me going up a hill lol...
@dejulesb974
@dejulesb974 4 года назад
Enrique Ponce nice
@ritabiancardi2996
@ritabiancardi2996 4 года назад
@Mathias Smith ficou e vis
@JohnSmith-xi3sq
@JohnSmith-xi3sq 6 лет назад
My dad worked on Bulawayo station in the 50s. I remember the garrets well. Especially the delivery of the 20th class. I stood on the footplate of one soon after it arrived.
@crazyfroggie6546
@crazyfroggie6546 5 лет назад
Got a photo of me as a kid standing next to one of these (bulawayo Express) at Victoria Falls Hotel station, right at the front, some valve opened and a huge jet of steam came out scared me half to death. Great times, fondly remembered.
@RockyRailroadProductions_B0SS
@RockyRailroadProductions_B0SS 8 лет назад
Wonderful locomotive monsters! Beyer Peacock sure built them well!
@Isochest
@Isochest 8 лет назад
+RockyRailroad Productions That's a Thumbs Up for Manchester's Engineering skills. The UK Government and the Finance Capitalist (Rentier) Elite does not give a damn but the rest of the world recognises this:-) Cheers:-)
@JOSESANTOS2612
@JOSESANTOS2612 7 лет назад
BEYER PEACOCK IIS GERMANY....???
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV 7 лет назад
No, Beyer Peacock was British
@langmorerenoir7270
@langmorerenoir7270 7 лет назад
defo British Jose. Manchester aint in Bavaria, lol.
@gordonburns8731
@gordonburns8731 6 лет назад
Wash your mouth out! Beyer Peacock was a British manufacturing company, based in Manchester, which was then in the county of Lancashire.
@krystianrosinski4569
@krystianrosinski4569 5 лет назад
Piękna lokomotywa!😊
@KreativeFotoVideo
@KreativeFotoVideo Год назад
Awesome work
@steveshoemaker6347
@steveshoemaker6347 3 года назад
Thank you sir....From Kentucky usa
@spoonnz
@spoonnz 7 лет назад
Love the garret loco's its cool to know that these trains have seen survive since the 50's, Firstly with the Rhodesian Railways, then with Zimbabwe Railways. the rod knock is of concern lets hope they maintain them so insure there existence for the future!
@alibabapasbabouchetoutesbr6432
Lord Grease Earl of Maggot 1950 vintage
@cdthorpe2733
@cdthorpe2733 6 лет назад
There is a locomotive of this in the museum is in the old central station of the Recife - brasil as far as I know is the only one of this model in South America I took some photos there
@TranscendentalAirwaves
@TranscendentalAirwaves Год назад
Love the way this particular train looks, I wish we got more interesting models in O guage but it seems like the really oddball ones are extremely expensive.
@abhaskar2669
@abhaskar2669 4 года назад
Nice to see. Thanks. Am from India. Here steam engines discontinued long back
@beshinerondozai4185
@beshinerondozai4185 4 года назад
I am completely at wow to think of how amazing and powerful steam engines were/are. I just love the hissing sound, sound more personal especially @09:40. It's so sad all these engines are now in a desolate state.
@mauranayard7859
@mauranayard7859 5 лет назад
loved to travel by train since I was a kid.
@mahaveerprasadkanwariya2605
@mahaveerprasadkanwariya2605 3 года назад
Best affrikan railway video,thank you
@nickbannister775
@nickbannister775 6 лет назад
Watched these beautiful engines cross the bridge at Victoria Falls pulling wagon loads of maize in early 1980. Still got my Zimbabwe Independence Medal somewhere.
@langmorerenoir7270
@langmorerenoir7270 7 лет назад
Great video! The drivers are such poseurs though. All that black smoke should be light grey for max efficiency of the boiler. As for leaving the steam cocks open all the time! I know, I used to drive these locos out of Bulowayo (BLR) in the mid 70s.
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV 7 лет назад
The cylinder cocks were not open all the time. The LEAKED all the time, unfortunately.
@p6x2
@p6x2 5 лет назад
I am guessing they are not running the best coke either, hence the black smoke. When I was young, I had an interest in steam locomotive and was told they were getting a lot of low quality coal, that did not burn well.
@gfjj5964
@gfjj5964 5 лет назад
ชอบมากๆ
@larrystewart1503
@larrystewart1503 5 лет назад
I love seeing Drivers slipping
@maesteg
@maesteg 4 года назад
Amazing, running engines that speed, which must about 69 years old.
@skbiswas
@skbiswas 4 года назад
A good depict of my old memories when steam driven trains used to rule in India and in every such journey I and my brothers used to have small coal particles eventually drop on our eyes painfully as we preferred to seat widow-side seats. But, today after seeing so much dark clouds of Carbon-dioxide emission or what not, that it throws out, I am happy as they are gone for good. ... Bye Bye ... steam engines ... i love you, but in my sweet memories !
@franklogrim8510
@franklogrim8510 Год назад
I never knew how much i liked trains and the very friendly Zimbabwean people ;>
@arthurgrowler5749
@arthurgrowler5749 Год назад
Fantastic coverage 👌
@greyskiesrainfallandpeace3006
@greyskiesrainfallandpeace3006 4 года назад
this train took me on very sacred childhood memories....
@kodetumbuh
@kodetumbuh Год назад
such a beast they really preserved it's really nice to see this train
@otnielmattos3237
@otnielmattos3237 Месяц назад
That's you awesome wonderful workshop sharing posting operacion fantastic history locomotive vapore garratt congratulations pictures beautiful turistic.
@BorisLu
@BorisLu 5 лет назад
Super video!
@luvjit2596
@luvjit2596 4 года назад
0:34 omg my dream location for photo shoot😭😭😭😭😍😍😍😍
@crazyfvck
@crazyfvck 3 года назад
It's always cool to see steam locomotives that are still in service! :) And they are very interesting locomotives as well :)
@metrahan
@metrahan Год назад
Hello dears, I am an employee of Iran Railways. I have recently created a channel about Iran's railways, which was also registered in the UNESCO organization 2 years ago. I share videos on the channel about the beauty and very interesting and special points that exist in Iran's railways. I would be very grateful if you visit my channel and support me.🌹🥀❤❤
@SantaFe19484
@SantaFe19484 5 лет назад
Nice video! It is railroad culture shock!
@lewisbrown8920
@lewisbrown8920 6 лет назад
Well Done , Sir ... I enjoyed every minute ...
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV 6 лет назад
Thank you Lewis. So did I when in Zimbabwe...
@keplergso8369
@keplergso8369 4 года назад
This locomotive really breathes, I am in pain with her at 9:50 in the hill.
@michaelbuckers
@michaelbuckers 4 года назад
Must be in disrepair, it should be able to produce almost 6000 horsepower.
@fordy929
@fordy929 4 года назад
I don't even understand steam engines and can feel as if it's screaming in pain there on the bend
@ru_dolf2848
@ru_dolf2848 4 года назад
OMG, this thing breathes almost like Darth Vader!
@kecapmanis4191
@kecapmanis4191 5 лет назад
The chugging and hissing sound ia hypnotic and comforting.
@ThePaulv12
@ThePaulv12 5 лет назад
Soporific for the dipsomaniac even.
@markusrieger638
@markusrieger638 7 лет назад
Thank you!!!! Great!!
@bretnielsen5502
@bretnielsen5502 3 года назад
Super video !!! Iowa USA. Never seen anything like it .
@bretnielsen5502
@bretnielsen5502 3 года назад
I shared it with some of my friends too.
@richardwestwell4902
@richardwestwell4902 4 года назад
Can you imagine the way the driver felt when he took this locomotive out on the rails for the very first time when it was brand new!!
@KochersbergTV
@KochersbergTV 4 года назад
Seventy years ago, for the least. But I know for sure what I would have felt. Just too young...
@mayibuye2908
@mayibuye2908 3 года назад
@@KochersbergTV Wow! Seventy years of pulling heavy cargo and it's still going!
@jshawsteam87
@jshawsteam87 8 лет назад
it sounds as knackered as it Looks how much steam is in South Africa that is working now
@evobsm2328
@evobsm2328 4 года назад
What are you saying "steam" as in thick black plumes of smoke
@jairajubk9571
@jairajubk9571 4 года назад
Very nice experience to view Indian Railways, thanks for the producers.
@cyruslovesindia
@cyruslovesindia 4 года назад
Indian railways ?? are you mad... read the title......and does Indian railways have steam locos still in operation?? you are crazy Jai Raju
@munnaa8944
@munnaa8944 Год назад
सर अफ्रीका के हर देश की प्रकृति का नजारा बहुत अच्छा लगता है बड़ी ही शांति अमन जैसे जैसे ट्रेन गुजरती जाती क़ुदरत की खूबसूरती बड़ी ही मनोहारी लगती है आपका बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद
@cwkleynhans
@cwkleynhans 5 лет назад
I was a fireman n these old girls in the mid seventies. My Dad Joe Kleynhans was the RR chief loco inspector. He served 43years oh the railways ....
@Isochest
@Isochest 8 лет назад
The locos and coaches are in pristine condition. Like in the UK before Steam traction was run down. I salute the staff of National Railways of Zimbabwe. Everyone of them deserves a medal of Honour for true customer service!
@deckiedeckie
@deckiedeckie 6 лет назад
It doesn't look so pristine fm where I'm standing...
@gordonburns8731
@gordonburns8731 6 лет назад
You are joking, right?
@rossawood5075
@rossawood5075 7 месяцев назад
Thats a very small load for a Garrett given the cost of running these very large locomotives, in Australia other than restored Garretts pulling steam train enthusiasts in passenger carriages, I believe they were only used for heavy coal and freight haulage. Great machines but costly to run and maintain properly. Thanks for the wonderful video!
@user-xy9pv1bk9j
@user-xy9pv1bk9j Год назад
ОБАЛДЕТЬ......СУПЕР КТО ЭТО В РАБОЧЕМ СОСТОЯНИИ ПОДДЕРЖИВАЕТ ПРОСТО КРАСАВЦЫ😮👍👍👍👍👍👍✊✊✊🤝🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏
@coldlight9776
@coldlight9776 Год назад
Скоро и у нас в эрфии тоже самое ожидает 😏
@-Varius-
@-Varius- Год назад
@@coldlight9776 это прорыв
@toyotacrown512
@toyotacrown512 Год назад
я ждал пока появятся ковбои и ограбят вагон с золотом.
@user-dh1xe9sy1l
@user-dh1xe9sy1l Год назад
@@coldlight9776 c какой стати, мы самостоятельно строим и обслуживаем АЭС, на помощь запада не нужна для этого, электричество будет как и сопутствующие сервисы.
@user-fv4kr9qz5z
@user-fv4kr9qz5z Год назад
а иначе нельзя, если ж/д не электрифицирована.
@Thomas1980
@Thomas1980 7 лет назад
africa old trains is beautiful!!!
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