Peckforton Light Railway - Onboard Goods Part 2 

Time stops when I watch these wonderful videos. Thank you.

Thanks Rik, it's always a joy to watch your videos. I don't know how many times I've watched them over and over again. Don't stop making them please.

Thanks for sharing Rik, the return journey was worth the wait and a pleasant way to spend 15 minutes on a sunny evening. 👍👍

Brilliant 🤩

Thanks Rik - convincing story and activity as always. Great video.🎉🎉🎉

Another fine video. Thanks for sharing your passion with us.

Depart 11:07 and arrive at 13:10.... For a six mile narrow gauge railway making several stops to drop off and pick up that seems like a fairly convincing time frame, especially in those more relaxed days. One wonders if that was intentional or not.... Always love watching your videos and taking in all the little details. Keep up the good work, we really appreciate it. 😎

A wonderful instalment of the Peckforton story. This really helps put into context the route the railway takes through the garden despite being compressed to fit into the property, all the slights of hand being put into a linear order. I was also going to mention how nice it is that despite being somewhat random in wagon to wagon order, its nice to see a common carrier railway being modelled as the traffic would have been handled in reality; a rare treat for people who care about the operational side of things when it comes to the railway's bread and butter.

The pickup goods really tells the story of the railway and the place! Your modelling and landscaping are all masterful and the way that you create the timetable and workings to give everything purpose really breathes so much life into it all. A pleasure to watch … and in the case of that malodorous bone mill waggon, watching certainly seems preferable to the full sensory experience! ;n)

Love these videos. How long have you collected wagons and the like?