Very nice video. If only the folks can tell us where this is located. Also surprising that not one of the 35000 viewers seems interested in knowing the location of this wonderful mini-rail!!!
What a lovely amazing garden railway. Brilliantly done and well kept. The tremendous amount of work that has gone into this railway is unbelievable - I only have a small 5" one in my garden and know how much had to be put into that.
@@fairorgan and what a fabulous "little" garden railway it is. I learned to drive steam locos at Dr Brian Rogers Porter's Hill Rlwy in the 80's. Love seeing others garden layouts.
There are other videos of this railway that say they had a farewell event in the Fall of 2019, and it closed, either taken apart or sold off. A real shame. The owner obviously built it to last. Rarely does one see this level of permanence to a live steam right-of-way. It was all brick, stone, and concrete. I have never seen one before where the track was mounted directly to a concrete base without any stone ballast. A brick tower (you blokes call it a signal box)! Concrete, stone and brick tunnels (most in the U. S. are made out of galvanized culvert pipe). Steel trestles with raised metal lettering, all of the support buildings were made out of brick, just amazing attention to detail. Train Mountain wishes it had this level of detail.
Hey it's someone' home in London, he built the whole miniature railway. Sadly he didn't finished it and he passed away already. We only got invited by his wife to visit it. It was an amazing work that he had done.
