River Exe Boat Cruise
River Exe Boat Cruise
Filmed in December 2013
Video Produced by Paul Dinning - Wildlife in Cornwall
Pride of Exmouth Cruise Boat coming into Exmouth harbour Devon England UK
Filmed 21.7.18
Boat Trip on The River Exe
A boat trip on the Exe Estuary from Exmouth
River Exe cruise
An afternoon cruise on the river Exe with Stuart lines MV tudor rose from Exmouth marina
The Ancient Starcross to Exmouth Ferry Crossing, Devon
The ancient Starcross to Exmouth ferry crossing over the River Exe and its estuary. South Devon. Run by a private company.
Exmouth to Dawlish Cycle
Mudford Social Cycling Group's ride from Exmouth to Dawlish and back.
Nice road ride for a change for me. :)
Trains on the Dawlish Sea Wall ft Clan Line 20/8/17
featuring classes: Merchant Navy, 43, 143, 150/1, 221 and more
Boat trip along Exmouth Beach
Cruising along Exmouth Beach, Easter Sunday 2009.
Recorded from the Stuart Line Cruise vessel 'The Pride of Exmouth'
Avocet Line - Video Guide (Exeter to Exmouth)
Discover the beautiful Avocet branch line which takes in the historic city of Exeter before following the river bank of the Exe Estuary before arriving the seaside town of Exmouth.
River Exe trail
A Cycle ride along the River Exe bike trail from Countess Weir to Exeter City Centre. July 2011
Welcome To The Retreat Boatyard
The Retreat Boatyard is located on the River Exe in the South West of England....
Sailing the UK south coast, Dartmouth to Torbados (Torquay) - SV sea cactus
Sailing the UK south coast, Dartmouth to Torbados (Torquay) - SV sea cactus
We continue to sail East, leaving Dartmouth and heading up to torquay, which im reliably told is called Torbados
The wind was with us again for the majority of the trip (when there was wind) so it was much nicer sailing conditions
although that said the wind wasnt as strong as id like and it meant there was some idle googling of random torquay facts while en route as the sailing wasnt very pressing, i guess we're getting used to this as it was still blowing 14knots and we wanted more wind! 4.5knots wasnt quite the same as 6knots sailing!
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Exmouth Ibiza Boat Party - August 2017
Here it is - the very first Spoken and D'Luv Ibiza boat party. A fantastic evening where 115 people had simply the best time on the water!! We'll be doing it all again in the future with a few special surprises and we thank everyone who took a leap of faith in the first - you were awesome and this video simply does not do it justice!! Peace!
Exmouth Marina
Exmouth Marina.
A walk around Exmouth Marina on a sunny afternoon in July 2016. Starting at the marina entrance and heading out to the views over the Exe Estauary, onwards to Exmouth Sailing Club and back into the marina, passing on the way the Exmouth Water Taxi and one of the Stuartline Pleasures Boats which has just moored.
Video Shot on A GoPro Hero 4 Black.
Pride of Exmouth on Seaton beach.
All aboard! Pride of Exmouth on Seaton beach. Each year a few trips occur from the beach at Seaton the vessel travels along the coast as far as Branscombe.
35028 clan line at Torquay 2017
On Torbay express on 20.08.17 enjoy
Douglas Channel 2007
Mirror Dinghy Sailing Journey in the Douglas Channel in British Columbia
Brixham & Torquay 2009
Holiday in Devon 2009
Sailing off the East Devon Coast
Sailing off the East Devon Coast - Sept 09
BR Class 143 Pacer, Exeter - Paignton, RIVIERA LINE | TRAIN SIMULATOR 2014 |
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The English Riviera comes to Train Simulator in the beautifully picturesque 'The Riviera Line: Exeter-Paignton' route, which runs through some of the most scenic landscape in England.
Set in the area of the south west coast of England known as the English Riviera, due to its mild climate and sandy beaches, this picturesque line opened in May 1846, with a single track broad gauge line transporting holidaymakers from the city of Exeter to the Torbay resorts of Devon. By the end of the same year, the line had been extended to Newton Abbot, and two years later to Torquay -- the current Torre station. It was not until 1859 that the Dartmouth and Torbay Railway linked the line from Torre to Paignton.
The 28 mile (45km) line was originally built to Isambard Kingdom Brunel's broad gauge structure (2,140mm / 7ft 1/4in), a familiar sight on the Great Western Railway network at the time, and was designed for atmospheric power, although this lasted for less than a year from September 1847 - several pump houses can still be seen along the line, acting as reminders of this ill-fated system. The line was eventually converted to standard gauge in May 1892 and later widened to double tracks over the subsequent years.
The non-electrified line is probably best known for its seaside running, rocky coastal scenery and winding tracks, with several miles running along the South Devon sea wall, a picturesque scene during summer months but battered by strong northerly winds and high waves during winter months. Unusually for a UK route, palm trees can also be seen at several stations along the route.
On leaving Exeter St Davids Station, built by Brunel and opened on 1 May 1844, the line crosses the River Exe and passes through the suburbs of the City before heading into the Devon countryside. From Powderham Castle, the railway runs alongside the river and heads into Starcross, where the line first runs along the English Channel. Shortly after, Dawlish Warren comes into sight and for the next 1.5 miles (2.4km), the line runs along the famous South Devon Railway sea wall.
After Dawlish, the line ducks and dives through a series of tunnels cut into the rocky coves, making for a favourite spot of photographers. From Teignmouth to Hackney, the line runs along the River Teign, before heading inland once again to Newton Abbot. Leaving Newton Abbot, the railway widens out to four tracks; the two for Penzance diverge to the right at Aller Junction while the Riviera Line trains climb and then slowly descend towards the sea at Torquay.
Fast passenger services along the line are handled by modern high speed DMUs, including Voyagers and HSTs; stopping services are served by Class 142s, 143s, 150s and 159s. Freight operations are not a major feature of the line but can be seen occasionally.
Included with the route is a First Great Western Class 143, recreating the 'Pacer' two-car DMU that is a stalwart of the line. Based on a Walter Alexander bus body, the 'Nodding Donkey' was introduced to the rail network in the mid-1980s and is well known for its unsophisticated bouncy ride and meagre seating, faithfully recreated in this model. Also included is a Quick Drive compatible High Speed Train (HST) in First Great Western livery.
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Canción de la outro:
Made Monster, Trumped up feat Rico DeLargo