Driver's Eye View (Hungary) - Part 1 - Budapest - circular tour via Cegléd - Budapest to Kecskemét скачать в хорошем качестве

Driver's Eye View (Hungary) - Part 1 - Budapest - circular tour via Cegléd - Budapest to Kecskemét

On this trip we set out from Budapest's impressive Nyugati station, built in 1877 by Gustave Eiffel. Photographers have already taken up their positions to capture the arrival of MÁV Class 424 4-8-0 coal fired steam locomotive No.424.009. A wisp of steam can be seen in the distance as our locomotive propels 3 luxurious first class carriages dating from the Austro-Hungarian era towards the station. Our train starts and finishes at Budapest Nyugati station, firstly travelling along the main line to Cegléd after which we join a secondary route to Kecskemét where our engine is serviced and passengers get a chance to visit the town. Please look out for Part 2 where we lose the overhead wires and traverse a single track route through attractive countryside and pretty villages passing a series of locomotive hauled trains and multiple units in scenes reminiscent of long lost British Railways secondary lines in the 1960's. Budapest Nyugati - 00:19, Zugló - 07:47, Kőbánya alsó - 12:11, Kőbánya-Kispest - 16:36, Pestszentlőrinc - 20:23, Szemeretelep - 22:59, Ferihegy - 23:52, Vecsés - 27:37, Vecsés-Kertekalja - 30:43, Üllő - 36:27, Hosszúberek-Péteri - 39:52, Monor - 44:09, Monorierdő - 39:37, Pilis - 53:49, Albertirsa - 01:02:09, Ceglédbercel - 01:06:12, Ceglédbercel-Cserő - 01:08:23, Budai út - 01:11:13, Cegléd - 01:16:44, Ceglédi szállások - 01:21:38, Nyársapát - 01:28:20, Nagykőrös - 01:35:47, Katonatelep - 01:48:02, Kecskemét - 01:53:24, Kecskemét - 01:53:24, Map at 01:12 - Google Earth/Google Maps Map at 01:17 - Maximilian Dörrbecker - licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license Map at 01:21 - OpenRailwayMap, Map data © OpenStreetMap - Open Database License To learn more about the MÁV Class 424 locomotive, please click on this link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%81... This trip was part of a tour organised by the Railway touring company - for more information please click on this link - https://www.railwaytouring.net/