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Rails to Cwmbargoed, extended version, from Barry with 50031 D444 37796 37809

Channel: Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
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Join us onboard this extended video of a 4 loco railtour to the very end of the line at Cwmbargoed in June 1999. Those were the days of open window views, memories of long gone signal boxes and semaphore signals. This the Barry Transport Festival organised with the guidance of Tom Clift and the locos covered the run to Cwmbargoed twice in the day. Have a look on"Six Bells Junction" for a report and timings on the day. Looking forward to a repeat on March 9th 2024.
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This video captures an extended railtour from Barry to Cwmbargoed in June 1999, featuring multiple locomotives including 50031, D444, 37796, and 37802. The journey highlights historic railway features such as signal boxes and semaphore signals. The event was organised by the Barry Transport Festival with guidance from Tom Clift, and included two runs to Cwmbargoed on the same day. Some locations mentioned include Barry, Bargoed, Cardiff Central, and Ystrad Mynach.

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  • Platform ID Xv1alLV4DL8
  • Views 906
  • Date published 8 Mar 2024 09:50
  • Date added 19 Jun 2026 13:47
  • Recorded 6 Jun 1999
  • Locomotives 4
  • Headcodes 1
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