PLR - Running session

[ge_rik]

As the weather has been somewhat clement of late, I decided to take the opportunity to run a few trains. Here's a fairly random selection of shots from my most recent operating session.

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URL in case your computer or tablet can't handle embedded videos - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=278dwgd7m88

All my locos are battery, I'm afraid. I have not yet managed to fit soundcards in all my locos (maybe Santa will be kind this year), and I don't always turn them on (the neighbours were out enjoying the sun), but hopefully you can fill the intervals with your own imagined sounds - or even create your own.

Hope you enjoy ...

Rik

[Soar Valley Light]

Very nice clips Rik. Your line looks beautifully established now. THe stream particularly looks good.

Andrew

[Peter Butler]

Beautiful line in established natural surroundings. I like the weathered stock which looks exactly right and comfortable in its setting.
That is my idea of a perfect garden railway.

[ge_rik]

Gee, thanks chaps. I'd like to take credit for the setting, but it's probably more luck than judgement. I think of it as nurtured neglect.

Rik

[Dr. Bond of the DVLR]

Coooor,
That stretch along the stream is fantastic and the next shot with the dappled shade. Marvelous.

[invicta280]

Superb. The music gave just the right feel to it as well.