@@Terrier55Stepney I wonder what he would make of the out brake of Covid 19?. I hope you had a great day out at Steam the museum of the Great western railway
God you lucky bastard, went to the Science museum myself but I'd give anything to see those Hunslets, London Zoo and Maddame Tussauds. Hopefully I will this year.
3:08 I've been behind that loco. Bit of an odd one but apparently built before the 1st world war for the railway at Bristol harbour. During the 1st and 2nd world wars she was painted grey, as were most of her sisters. They were a bright green colour and could be spotted by a enemy plane, and shunted important goods, they had to paint them all black/grey. Back in the day there was 6 saddle tanks, now only 2 survive. One is the one you saw and the other I was given special access to, there was bits everywhere!
@@Terrier55Stepney Yeah, that scene where the H class and 02 are departing Kingscote, I noticed myself for a brief second. No problem, keep up the great work!
Yeah, I found that out, but thank you for the information. They are pretty tank engines aren't they. Also you can say this trip is Toad-aly awesome! Also I like the Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends music you always incorporate into your videos.
Can they do away with the a3s and a4s please because they blind ppl nobody thinks of the LMS some ppl think of the gwr but nobody thinks of the southern ppl only look past the LNER if they are real train enthusiasts and not ppl who think they are bc they know of the lner and melt down the plaque on mallard saying 126mph it was 125.2 not .6 or 7 whatever it says if it’s under .5 it’s 125 over = 126
