Great to see some of these normally hidden and unseen lines.

A friend of mine used to tell me about working these freight lines out of Nine Elms when it was still steam powered. Just shows how old we are getting as we are talking sixty years ago. Nine Elms is where the New Covent Garden market is.

7:38 Like the trap points here, guaranteed to send a SPAD straight into the bridge pylon!

Love these journey's, it's a hidden World from the General public, keep them coming.

I recognised that bridge that goes over the A406 Nth Circular Road

Thank you for this: some really rare track and packed full of meaty goodness for such a short video!

Brings back memories of the driving days over there

Where are all the sidings gone!!! The sidings that are still there are overgrown and decrepit. How sad that things have continued to decay since the EWS days when I used to work for them. On another note, I have always found it vexing how there can be such lovely track with limits up to 125 mph and yet so many branch / local lines are still restricted to puny 15 and 25 mph limits. Thanks for the video. It was great to recall some of my old stomping grounds and see how things have changed.

Brings back happy memories! I used to drive that route many times! Nice to know I still remember it after 4.5 years of ill health retirement! Thanks!

Thanks for video, what a peaceful short journey, love it.

Great video thanks for the ride as a ex rail worker great to see other areas please keep them coming

Great video. Ive got to learn Acton yard, poplar lines, Wilsden reliefs, sth west sidings etc to Wembley and this is great. 👍🏻

As others have stated, great short vid showing very hidden lines and links not seen outside of Google Maps.

Marvellous video!

Thanks for this video - fascinating to see this this section of line in full  - as a WCML commuter I'd speed past the Wembley Yards without seeing where this route would go - your perspective is much appreciated. Cheers.

It's good to travel light engine now and again 👍🇬🇧

Smashed the like button........outstanding video. Thanks for sharing 👍

I wondered where I recognised the start from, it appeared on one of the Paddington 24/7 episodes! The crossings just outside of the yard had a crack in them.

Full of German rail! I had no idea DB was so active!

Thank you Great footage.