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Look! Rocky is working 😊

I remember this line being featured in Railway magazine's end of steam commemorative issue. It's nice to think that the track bed and the line is still in use and should it ever cease to be needed by the quarry there's a good chance that it could be taken over by the Empsay line and we could see steam on it once again.

There's me thinking of you standing at the side of the road filming the crossing of the Ribble, but of course there was no settle bypass when this film was taken. lovely piece of local history.

If you are adding sound in future, only BR Standard Class 6 and 7 and the early Standard Class 5s had chime whistles, and certainly not anything of LMS design like Alberta or Black 5's

Alright for viewers but rubbish for locals Life stops while they filming Then lifes hell because of tourists.Also seeing the series is not the same when you know what's been changed to make it look authentic

Samuel West as Siegfried is ❤

We are currently watching the original series from 1978 (on DVD). What do you think which version is better and why?

Great film(s), thanks! The shot of an extremely mistreated priiming 45095 (with the 4 on the cab side not cleaned!) has the quite tidily done naming "DER VLIEGENDE HOLLENDER", alias the flying dutchman, on the boiler side. Any ideas on reason/origin/length that loco carried that please anyone??

That's how I remember it, just a few balloons on a taxi these days

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Fantastic Film ❤

I've been advised my grandad Harry Ellerker is in this film, I haven't watched it properly yet to see for myself.

All the cars of yesteryear! Mk.1 Granadas, Hillman Sunbeam, Citroën Ami 6!!

Sorry, but when you see the original series, you know why you watched the original series.

Great video.. My dad worked at haig.. My uncle Brian was boat builder and uncle Kenneth was boat mechanic.. Ha just spread my dad's ashes who past this year.... Next to monument... 😢

Great footage 👍🫡

Incredible, not seen double headed diesel/steam so well caught 👍

Hmm, the Minstrels are definitely something we don't see anymore!

where?

Today youd be called racist more than likely for participating in a maypole dance than visiting a mosque.

Great show! Watching one to two episodes a week with friends.

The two ladies walking hand in hand is in every episode

Me and my mom loves watching this we finished all of it in 5 days 😂

Thank you for posting this. It will help tide us over until the new season begins, which is just too far away! i hope more snippets of ACGAS show up on RUclips. Thank you again!

Thanks for the info on your music with Kate I’ll head to Spotify. Love it! 🥰

Hi Enjoying your films immensely. Are you part of the crew as DOP? Your work is outstanding. (Perhaps videographer? Stills photographer? Or do you have access to the filming schedule when they are on location? Or do you get word from locals it’s on and go to the location to record?) You do a fantastic job. Lucky us. 🍀 Hoping you might have access atm since February 19 2024 I read they were commencing Series 5 filming. I’d love to be ‘lucky’ and visit in March while on a short holiday in the UK. How can I hear more of Kate’s beautiful music too please? Do you have instagram or Facebook to follow?

Great to look back at the rallies of the period. I grew up with most summer weekends being a rally somewhere in the North. Good days.

One of the Standard 4s appears to have a double chimney. The only one I'm aware of with the small BR2A tender was 75029, which was bought by the artist David Shepherd straight out of BR service - it never saw a scrapyard. There were other double-chimney Standard 4s but they generally worked on the Southern Region and were paired with the larger capacity BR1B tenders.

The BR Standard 4 4-6-0 in the film will have either been 75019 or 75027, both of which were rostered to work the Grassington branch in the last two years of steam. 75027 is still with us, on the Bluebell Railway. The film also shows an Ivatt 4 2-6-0 working the branch, but I haven't been able to identify which one.

I love the show! All the characters are wonderful! The animals are adorable! I loved Helen’s cat, Oscar!❤. I also love the theme music!

Love this show. Really hoping there will be a Season 5!

Wonder if the red BMW 635CSi visible at 06:34 in the film still exists? In 1983, the price of a new one was about £23,000!!

I love the music score. It makes me feel so much at home.

Loved the music. Some judicious editing might have made more of the raw footage.

Love these behind the scenes bits! I've been bindge watching series `-4 since I have a brokwn foot and can't walk or drive. These videos you have posted add an intereesting extra layer! We modern day folk look so shappy and sloppy compared to the 1940's outfits!

I've missed Callum in this current series! Just not the same joy without him.

It is like a whole additional job engagging with the public as they work... facinating. They clearly have to be so focused to do their work in front of so many people watching.

It is always facinating to see how many people are involved and how much standing and waiting around there is to endure. You can tell they aren't sheep wrnaglers by profession 🤣. That is a dangerous thing to be doing doing as a side gig while filming LOL. My nose was broken when I tried to catch my run away sheep as a 4-H kid!

Oh this is fun! i am awaiting episode 6 of this season to drop in the US today and I imagine this must have been filming for episode 7. I can only imagine how hot all those actors were in their winter layers in June.

I was there during the preliminaries setting up .... geez - it was over 80F!!! The actors had to weather that all dressed up in wool! Great show ... wonderful location!

Pete, just watched this again. Great vid, captures the trip brilliantly- looking forwards to Caledonian Way this summer.

What sort of film is this shot on?

I fondly remember those mucky black steam engines.I was 8 years old in 1968 when they finally all went. It seems like a dream now. It's nice to look back with films like this.

You haven’t given much away

shame about crap music spoiling it plus so loud

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Saw the date,1970, and thought it's not that old but its 54 years ago! I must be getting old😢. BTW that engine was gleaming.

What a wonderful record of lost skills. Thanks for sharing these superb videos.

thanks for posting. My own mum and dad, and also my aunt got married around that time so it was nice to see this

I couldn't find another way to get in touch with you, my apologies. I am working on a series of historical exhibits for the Illinois State Dept of Transportation about the history of the American highway system. Is there any way to license this footage for public use?