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Sigglesthorne Station on the Hull to Hornsea Railway Ep10

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In this episode we look at the remains of the Station, Platforms and Goods areas at Sigglesthorne Railway Station. Present is a large coal drop area and a long NER Platform
This is our journey into the Hull and Hornsea Railway. Originally terminating at Wilmington short of Paragon, the service was extended to the shared Victoria Dock Branch and the Hull and Holderness Railway. We will be documenting our discoveries along the route of the former Hornsea bound route and we will show you all the wonderful Railway Relics along the way.
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21 июн 2023

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Комментарии : 21

@anthonyhiggins3135 Год назад

Throughly enjoyed watching this episode. Well done gents. 👍👍

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Hi Anthony. Thank you very much

@The_Modeling_Underdog Год назад

Beautiful video, Andy & Paul.

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Many thanks :)

@martinmarsola6477 Год назад

An interesting tour back in time. Very informative. Thanks for the video, Andy! Have a cracking weekend, and the week ahead! ❤❤😊😊

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it Martin, thank you very much Sir :)

@daystatesniper01 Год назад

Another totally superb video on this series ,just goes to show if you do a little digging relics are still there .As for the sleepers a lot of farmers used them back in the day as roadways to get from field to field ,perhaps the surplus left ?

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it :) we found so much along this railway. The best is to come

@kurtvanlife Год назад

Another great watch buddy again great to see Paul with you dude

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it Sir :)

@BLOWN8CYLINDER Год назад

Excellent video Gentlemen..... 👍

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it Sir :-)

@tracya4087 Год назад

thank you , from wigan , lancashire

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

You're welcome :)

@anthonydefreitas6006 Год назад

Kudos to Paul, he's not afraid of getting into the stinging nettles!

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

He sure is a lil nettle trampler

@jeffdayman8183 Год назад

Siggles' thorn bushes, eh? who'da thunk it! Very neat tidbit of history. This place looks like it was a happening spot on the railway years ago. Any chance the big concrete foundations might be for a water tank for filling steam locomotive tenders? The concrete would be able to hold a massive weight, for sure. If there was some photos from the 1940's or 1950's they might show something along the lines of a big rectangular tank on columns, which would in theory rest on the concrete. Cheers and thanks for the video!

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Hello there, that is a good point. We have not seen any water towers or tanks along the route at all.

@davidmarshakk38 Год назад

It’s a ww2 Anti-tank wall me and my dad went a couple of years Ago also great video

@Steve_Wardley_G6JEF Год назад

Thanks for another great video Andy, can any of the hive mind on here tell me why railway fencing was always placed on a 45 degree angle ? I'm sure it's something that everyone else except me that knows.

@ALWResearchTeam Год назад

Hello there, it sure was a common design but I don't know the origins