During an extandard August Bank holiday weekend we visited 4 Narrow gauge railways in wales this year before the wetaher turned against us. Welshpool & Llanfair, Bala Lake, Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway's.
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Howdy! from Texas, I must say I have yet to see any trash, garbage, graffiti etc on any of these videos. the surroundings are impressive as the trains. Thumbs up to the folks of Wales! I would love to visit this jewel one day.
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Great scenery, great little trains, but didn't like the format too much jumping from one railway to another, no continuity, I usually enjoy your video's but not this one.
Neil Curson , compromise as I only had one day at each, so I decided to reflect a single day across all 4, starting in the morning and ending at the end of the day.
Clearly the covid-19 requirements made it difficult to do a lot of travelling as all the railways require pre-booking, and most were not using their entire line and usually with rules about booking compartments. Personally I agree with the comments about continuity, but as I know a lot about these railways their was only the odd viewpoint that threw me, for a short time at least. Otherwise a nice record of post lockdown railways in some of Gwynedd.
