Bure Valley Railway - A journey & Railway Control

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The actual journey begins at 1 min 25 secs. The Railway Control portion begins at 10 mins 30 secs.
Filmed in June 2022.
The Bure Valley Railway (BVR) is a 9-mile long 15" gauge line in the English county of Norfolk. Laid on the trackbed of a standard gauge branch line closed in 1982. The BVR, which opened in 1990, runs through rolling countryside linking the towns of Aylsham and Wroxham (Locally known as the capital of the Norfolk broads waterways). The original line very much followed the lie of the land. The bulk of the locomotive fleet is based on the Winson 'standard' ZB 2-6-2 type. The Winson machines were based on the 2"6' gauge ZB type operated in India and Pakistan.
Music tracks
U Tube soundtracks.
Kevin MacLeod - Dreamy Flashback
Hand Trolley - Kevin MacLeod

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30 июл 2022

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@FishplateFilms Год назад

Thanks for this video! Only just found this railway and love the fact that its new , and doing well. Being a signal electrician, their control system has a few holes in it , compared to mainline systems, but I'm sue it works fine for the use intended. When I get to the UK I will check this railway out fro sure. Cheers Gregg.

@flyingpete Год назад

When you get to this country, there are many railways in Wales having spectacular views, such as the Talyllyn, Vale of Rheidol, Welsh Highland railway, Ffestiniog and Welshpool light railway. On the Talyllyn it is worked by the Tyer token system. Not something that should be missed for you.