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I was familiar with the music video having seen it on the repeats of TOTP. It was at number one for a few weeks.

Nearly through the bridge 😉🤔🚂🚂🚂

This reminds me of the triple bridge at Devil's Bridge near Aberystwyth.

I live just down the road from here and never knew this bridge existed. Perhaps have to go explore it sometime

When I was a teenager, I had a friend from Wuppertal who got scared in trains that went into tunnels. It's all about what we're used to!

Great stuff, Geoff. I went to school at Christ’s Hospital and my parents taught there for years so I’m very familiar with this bridge! Great to see the different perspective from the drone!

It’s a bridge with a garden bridge under it, that should be a thing! Maybe with glass floors on the top bridge so you can admire the garden from above!

Excellent place to get away from infernal combustion engines. Pity the tunnel at Baynards is closed off.

Very interesting thank you

What a beautiful place to take a walk

2:34 'Not a cheer, but a cheer, make it GAY'

No way! I grew up in Rudgwick! And lived for nearly 24 years! And still visit my mum there! 🙂 It's such a crazy thing to have happened! But that amazing to see it on a RUclips short!

I've cycled a bit of the downs link (including the double bridge) and it's a lovely area to explore, perhaps a lost railways candidate?

Omg , I cycled that the other day

Flying them under things can be a problem. If they lose the GPS signal they can execute a return to home and the default RTH behaviour is to ascend so they fly over obstructions.

Awesome RUclips short Geoff!

Nice flying, thanks for sharing this with us Geoff

A double bridge kinda exists at Waterloo, on the bridge between Waterloo and Waterloo east

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That's one heck of a backpack Lewis is wearing. Looks like he carries all his worldly possessions around with him.

UTBts to U and the Crewe. LSL:lol:S}{inti}{SO:Sn BP Tg 4:95 🎉

If only there was a 'high speed line' running from London to the NORTH...!!

I am glad to see that you managed to get to ride on a real bus. They are the only busses that I used to take, when I went for my holidays in London. The route 3 which I would catch from across the road from the caravan park, at Chrystal Palace, to wherever I wanted. I have not been to London since 1987.

The island platform utilising the up and down relief lines was demolished in the early 90's as no-one was actually using the station!

South Cheshire Crewe is quite handy, but Virgin Trains was much better than Avanti

Look forward to seeing and travelling on these services. I'd also say The Jacobite from Fort William to Mallaig falls into this category as an open access service running daily for a large part of the year. The difference being is its a tourist attraction rather than a commuter service.

Great to bump into you near Waterloo on Tuesday. My daughter sponsored you for 50p to buy an iPod, she's now 31 and a digital project manager!

* if you're Geoff's height you can sneak a view from the footbridge

What trains will Grand Union use & what trains will Wrexham Shropshire Midlands Railway use?

This channel is a gem, and the end of this video if even better than the rest. Go Keith! I mean Geoff .. I mean :D

You can also rewire the connections inside an Atari joystick easily enough, and forego an adapter. There's no soldering because the wires have connectors that slide into the joystick board.

I hope the WSMR offers faster access to London from Wolverhampton and Walsall. The current route via Birmingham is too slow, taking up a quarter of the journey time, especially if you have to change/wait.

Quite a lot going on for one of the “lesser known” stations - thanks for showing us round!

Regarding Japanese Knotweed, I live next to an underground line but above ground and when we moved into our house 20 years ago, I found Japanese Knotweed that was clearly spreading through the fence from their land. I reported it and they took it very seriously and came round within a few days with something noxious to kill it off with.

It’s cool how he goes “heeeeeeere’s *someone’s name here* !” As he approaches his friend I think.

Loved ‘pretendalino’ 😂

I can see why The Westway curving over the canal is a favourite view of yours. They really had to squeeze the road in.

Hi Geoff! Just some suggestions... Are you going to add the Elizabeth line to the map? Also, the London Overground would be an interesting one - how much of it is actually underground?

For some reason, the North Curve is not shown on Google maps {except, of course, the aerial view}. It seems that if it isn't used very much, it becomes invisible.

Your slot on on the Walkway. I Used the Mainline Playforms several times. Genraly off the Greenford Branch. I seem to remember odd stopping araingments at times. With trains stopping her and Not AML. Or vice versa. Makes me feel old😢

I’m amazed the Baker Street Circle/H&C platform isn’t one of the shortest platforms, at least the two end doors at both ends of the S Stock train don’t open there (sometimes all doors in the end car)

How steep is that dive under?!

2:04 "where the heck is CM2?"

0:12

Hey Geoff! Not sure if you will see thus but I just saw a post about the trains not stopping at Wembly for 2 days due to the Taylor Swift concert. If this something they normally do for concerts and events? How does everyone get home?

Geoff The big problem is the price and Most People cant afford the Fares the problem is to many different fares at different times just make it Simple (ps Virgin was one of the companies that started outrageous Fares)

The third platform was used as a terminus for the near by army training grounds at Barry buddon. I also wish I knew you were coming I’d have come met you guys.

A minor point perhaps, but you say near the start that there are 3 golf courses by the line in this area. The actual number is 5 as Carnoustie Links comprises 3 courses.

Is the abandoned Brit Rail platform still there?