Lost Rail Journeys: North Walsham to Melton Constable

A recreation of the route from North Walsham to Melton Constable in North Norfolk!

[BabyBane]

Fantastic, and original, best video I have seen, really makes you believe you know every inch of the track

[rebeccacross]

Visited north Walsham last summer (2023), just came across this absolutely brilliant short time laspe film. Excellent graphics and story line, captivating, original and a fabulous journey

[BettyWoo]

Well. That was one hell of a ride. Very interesting concept. I can't imagine the amount of work it took to get the photos and arraying them. And the graphics of the moving train... Wow. Well done, you!

[nickspruytenburg]

Excellent video. Obviously the result of a great deal of research; so much better than the usual land-based views.

[joannefischer]

These are fabulous and this one so far is my most favourite. The pictures, the way you share the journey, the music and even the background noises are so well done.

[Marie]

Wow a really interesting journey and great graphics to illustrate…👍👍👍

[peternorton]

Phenomenal work James, so sad that so much of the line is lost, I have always wondered about Aylsham North - great to see it // Peter, Drabblegate, Aylsham ( your father pointed me to this)

[lesleygilbert]

The graphics are getting better on these journeys - keep up the good work and thanks :)

[doctordeej]

Fascinating. As a volunteer on the North Norfolk Railway it is of particular interest. We run Sheringham - Holt, part of the old Midland and Great Northern, MNGR - or as it was more popularly known as the Muddle and Go Nowhere Railway. So anything in this part of the world, Melton Constable way is of interest. Thank you.

[danman]

My Father worked on this line in the relay gang during the 1950s, the track was in excellent condition when they closed the line in 1959.

[angelsone-five]

Very clearly a line that won`t be returning to the timetables. Great video.

[AndrewGoltz]

Fascinating! A pity about te WR train!

[lauramelton]

Hi your videos are so cool! I found your page because I recently found out that my ancestors were born in the Melton Constable Hall. Do you have an history videos about it? Do you recommend me reading anything? Thank you very much!

[jimward]

Superb....any railway history is of interest...makes one wonder why these rural lines should have been mothballed for future use...but I guess this is what they call 'progress'...NOT?

[kittapscott]

Different, yet still spellbinding - Wow

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