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It's just a tiny bit cosy.

It's a very niche sport.

Thanks for the suggestion, but at almost £1200, I don't think I can afford it. Also my railway is a British railway so I'm afraid it wouldn't fit in.

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This echos most people's sentiment, but for those of us who 'do these caves so that you don't have to', we love it!

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Guess exploring caves isn't for you then?

Simple. It was to help him celebrate his 70th birthday. 😀

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Possibly.

A very sad tale.

It's a very popular place for adventure groups. I went with a Scouts group and visited all of the above places in the cave.

Would love to have visited both railways but neither were running during my short stay on the island.

I didn't know this! Thanks for pointing it out. I'm a fan of the original books and haven't followed any of the films or TV series. I can see why Castletown Station was used. It is a lovely location.

I've just had it explained to me why you have said this. I hadn't realised that Castletown Station is a location in Thomas and the Magic Railroad.

@@CaverKeith Yeah :)

I agree.

There’s really no need for such a puerile comment, and it’s not if I haven’t heard it hundreds of times.

@@CaverKeith sorry about that

You are too kind, sir.

It does seem like that.

Yes, it can.

@@CaverKeith cool, thanks

Thank you. As you know, half of the fun is in building a garden railway. 🙂

Thanks for watching. Yes, new discoveries are still being made. The longest cave in Wales wasn't entered until 1994. When I started caving most people still wore wetsuits, but in the early nineties people started wearing fleece onesies with either Cordura or PVC over-suits. This combination works in a similar way to wetsuits but is much more comfortable.

Thank you. 90% of the fun for me is in building a railway. I don't often ran trains unless I'm making videos. When people visit, it's nice when they spot little details like the refuges in the tunnel.

I was in hospital for three weeks followed by six months convalescing at home. I was caving again after this. However, it took about eighteen months to fully recover. I broke my pelvis, fractured my spine and damaged my urethra.

@@CaverKeith OMG! But good thing you’re still better.

@@thomastheconjunctionfriend7908 Yeah. Fully recovered now, thanks.

Thank you. I think it was a good decision too.

@@CaverKeith You’re Welcome!☺️☺️😊😊

I would love more G Scale Thomas characters. Unfortunately I do not have the skill to be able to convert other locos. 😕 I will just have to hope that Bachmann produce more G Scale Thomas locos. My wish list is Edward, Donald and Douglas, Duck and Oliver.

I was impressed too.

Thanks. I assume you are talking about Devious Diesel's Disaster? My voice actor let me down so I had to step in at short notice. 🤣

If you need to ask the question then I'm afraid you almost certainly would not understand the answer. 😁

Adventure.

I respect your opinion, but I think that the slight risk is worth it.

It certainly doesn't help.

Sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy it. A lot of us do.

No. These days we tend to wear a fleece under suit and a cordura or PVC over suit.

I’m afraid that you will have to wait.

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Beats me.

Yes and no. Pine Tree Junction was run by a good friend of mine. He made most of the PTJ videos. However, we did make some videos together both on the Sandwell Valley Railway and Pine Tree Junction. Sadly PTJ is no more following a house move.

@@CaverKeith Well I have a favorite video called "James Look Out!!" It had a music piece that I loved listening to when I was little. And to this day, I still can't figure out the track that was used in it. I tried using a Music Identifier, but it gives me a whole bunch of music that is incorrect. Is it possible you know the music piece in the video?

I’m sorry, I can’t help. This video was made before we first met. I will try to find out for you.

Thank you. It was an enjoyable model to build. One of the better set 7 models.

Playing with Meccano is just a tiny bit safer than going caving. However, in caves I'm unlikely to stab myself with a screwdriver.

Thank you! Cheers!

Fair enough!

Thanks. I do know this now, after reading Graham Proudlove's excellent book, 'A series of short passages'. Yes, the two cavers at the end are looking down the shaft. I do hope that my schoolboy error didn't spoil your enjoyment of the film. Keith