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Hot Chip is arguably the best live band ever: Harmonizing vocals, superb instrumentation, zapping effects and soul-stomping nostalgia.

5:26 This Famous LNER Gresley A4 Pacific Express Steam Locomotive No.4498 Sir Nigel Gresley Was Built In Doncaster Locomotive Works In Doncaster South Yorkshire In England In The United Kingdom In 1937 For The London And North Eastern Railway Design By Sir Nigel Gresley Which Is Named After Is Designer A Bit Like Mallard. Thanks Mate. X

Excellent video, but needs downloading in the correct aspect ratio.

I last went to Weymouth when the Boat Train ran down the street with a couple of GWR pannier tanks shunting duties.Early 1960s Beatles Love me do days

Shame it is so distorted from the aspect ratio it was shot in as to be unwatchable.

Appallingly distorted images.

Soooo epic. This was amazing.

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My great uncle Bob used to drive Flying Scotsman. He retired after 45 year service. I’ve got his retirement watch.

Amazing stuff! Love it.

As a life member since 1984 , I can reveal it was ME !! that paid the Falmouth Dock owners the deposit to save No.3 out of my own money. THE FIRST LIVE STEAM to run on the PVR. Paul Brenton.

I remember they let me going into the middle of the set and took control the model railway before the closure.

When I die, LCD Soundsystem and Hot Chip will send me to Nirvana

If anyone can shed any light on how this managed to slip under my radar let me know. If you think it’s the dogs bollocks please like 😍

Yes, it's really sad this and all in the name of "progress". Having visited this in the 1980's when I was young with my sister and parents, and at other times subsequently, I eventually managed to do some odd days working there in the summer of 2000 with the then manager Phil. I took some vintage 2-Rail items of my Hornby Dublo collection and used to run the trains around the inner loops. Everyone that I spoke to seemed to really enjoy the model railway and all the scenic items, particularly the engineered sections where someone could walk on top to retrieve derailed items of rolling stock and the like. I remember one evening we had a group of brownies in locally and they thoroughly enjoyed the layout and I allowed them to hold and look at locomotives such as "Denbigh Castle" and "Golden Fleece". I well remember the outside sections and Mark I carriage outside, it was an all weather attraction and will definitely be missed in Exmouth.

If it has to be a diesel, it might as well look like a diesel. What happened to the ex Woolwich Arsenal steam loco?

You do know the aspect ratio is wrong. The footage has been stretched. All the trains are a lot longer.

Thank you for posting this video! When I was a five year old my family used to go to Weymouth for the summer holidays from mid-60's. Usually on the way back from the Beach we would walk through the goods yard where a public footpath took you past the carriage sidings to Radipole lake carpark. However, occassionally we would take the footpath that follows the line to Alexander bridge. This was my first introduction to steam and it was a literally a baptism of fire when an express departed and we all got covered in smoke and cinders not once but twice as the train had a banking engine on too! Scared the hell out of me at the time - I seemed to prefer the little 03 class diesel shunters back then!

+Deverton Junctions Nice video

Have never seen GWR using Platform 2 at Weymouth! Did it reverse into Platform 1 or is it a different service?

Didnt realise they still had the Broad Guage at Weymouth!

It was amazing to see this live, on the hill over looking the stage as the sun was going down. Magical moment to share with friends. :)

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Fantastic video. May I ask, would you consider uploading the full video in real time? I would love to watch that as I’m sure many others would too.

Way more than 6 trains a day dude there were about 16 a day when loco hauled was on the line. Now it's an hourly timetable since they put in Axminster loop, it must be 24 trains a day now?

Only 23k views,ha on you RUclips. The energy they produce in this performance is simply stunning. What a top rate live performance. I could watch this over and over.

What about the majorettes?

Great video

It's a disgrace this is gone. I miss it. Exmouth has lost an important attraction.

Well, I've certainly come across the right pages with this lot! What a total pleasure. Thank you.

They're ALL children when it comes to this! And why not? I'd probably spend more time here than anyone, and I'm 60! Go Beer Heights Railway. Greetings and best wishes from South Africa.

Outstanding craftsmanship!

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Some great footage.The sound, presumably dubbed, is excellent.

These trains are expected on the Barnstaple- Exeter route from December/January. Delays to electrification might stop it.

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That certainly did make an interesting video! Good thinking! Did you make a special bracket to fit on the lamp support?

Hi there, nice video

i know the guy at 1:52 in the shorts taking pictures, he's an avid train spotter.

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Thanks and what a good day you had with the weather

Superb!

The Ivatt 2MT 2-6-2T, 41298 currently running in the Isle of Wight, seemingly hauled the last ever steam hauled passenger service on the Tramway. How did it ever get round the curves?

Does 1369 still have the bell that was rung whilst working the tramway at Weymoth? Cherished memories of those boat trains winding their way through the streets, and the dockside shunting of vans. Was life more interesting then?

Got anymore of that DVD please?? Love it!

Well filmed. They put on a good show - not often you see so many double headers either. Alan.

You're going to need a bigger memory card - that's a lot of trains seen in one day! Alan.

Some very nice layouts great video