Travel Videos 365 - BETA version 1.02

Scenes filmed on the Berner Oberland Bahn which runs from Interlaken to Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen in the Bernese Oberland Region of Switzerland. Taken from the DVD " Railways in the Bernese Oberland -The BOB". Details e mail;classicencores@aol.com

The Narrow Gauge symphonic rain from Anykščiai to Panevėžys, Lithuania. The passengers - the childrens symphony orchestra and choir - after concert in Anykščiai church.

Another early start rattled us out of bed on May 5, 2008. My brother, sister-in-law and I decided to embark on a day trip to Italy from our local home region of Styria in Eastern Austria. We first drove south from Austria into Slovenia where we were greeted with rain and a fair amount of traffic. We made our way west.... more

The Porto (Portugal) narrow gauge system that used to run out of the terminus of Porto Trinidad until it was closed and replaced by a modern tram route.

This morning I met my volleyball buddies Randy and Arne for a little mountain biking adventure. We started at the confluence of the Don River Taylor Creek Park and made our way south on a narrow mountain bike path on the west side of the Don River. Just south of the Leaside Bridge we came into a make-shift mountain.... more

Scenes filmed on the Swiss Federal Railways Brunig Line between Interlaken and Lucerne.Taken form the DVD " Railways in The Bernese Oberland -The Brunig Line". Details : e mail : Classicencores@aol.com

One short scene on the Welsh Highland Railway and several at the Harbour Station of the Ffestiniog Railway taken during the stop-over of the Cambrian Coast Express on Wednesday 22nd August 2007. Sorry, I didn't lug a tripod round with me but long zoom avoided to minimise shake.

An introduction for US railfans to the "Wolsztyn Experience" as enjoyed by my son and me in July 2003. Included in the week was a day on the 750mm narrow gauge SKD

Inside narrowboat Crofton Lock II

Preamble: I absolutely HATED history as a kid, BUT, bein' fairly observant for a kid, I realized that most older adults LOVED the topic, so I figured that one day, when I got MUCH older, I'd begin to enjoy history too . . . . . those days have apparently arrived! LOL Brighton (earlier known as.... more