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[BBC系列]：大不列颠铁路之旅：系列8Great British Railway Journeys: Series 8-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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由迈克尔·波蒂略（Michael Portillo）主持的旅行纪录片，由英国广播公司（BBC）于2017年出版-英语旁白Travel Documentary hosted by Michael Portillo, published by BBC in 2017- English narration

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《大不列颠铁路之旅》：系列8《大不列颠铁路之旅》是由迈克尔·波蒂略（Michael Portillo）主持的BBC纪录片系列。它于2010年在英国广播公司第二台（BBC Two）上首映，并每年重返八个系列。[编辑]???飞行的苏格兰人???千载难逢的旅程是史上最著名的火车“飞行的苏格兰人”，始于迈克尔在黎明前在伦敦的国王十字。随着世界各地的媒体，歌迷和300名乘客等待铁路使用费的到来，人们的兴奋感??日益增强。[编辑]?韦林花园市到彼得伯勒???在乘坐飞行苏格兰人感到兴奋之后，迈克尔带着自己的布拉德肖指南从伦敦向北开始了新的旅程，沿着历史服务的道路走得更悠闲。一路走来，他抽着巡检手推车被迫在铁轨上花费比平时更多的努力。[编辑]???特伦特河上的纽瓦克到蒂斯河畔斯托克顿在乘坐飞行苏格兰人从伦敦到约克旅行之后，迈克尔使用他的布拉德肖（Bradshaw）追踪著名服务的道路，从特伦特河畔纽瓦克（Newark-on-Trent）的“北方之钥”开始，到蒂斯河畔斯托克顿（铁路）的摇篮结束。[编辑]??达灵顿到邓巴在牛顿艾克利夫（Newton Aycliffe）上，他测试了一条最先进的旅客列车，该列车遵循乔治·史蒂芬森（George Stephenson）的蒸汽机在1825年的历史性旅程中所走的路线。通过在蒂夫河畔克罗夫特的窥镜，他发现了维多利亚时代作家查尔斯·道奇森（Charles Dodgson）童年时代的家中的一种奇怪的药水，俗称刘易斯·卡罗尔（Lewis Carroll），他发现作者也是布拉德肖的粉丝。??Longniddry到爱丁堡Michael在维多利亚式自我完善大师Samuel Smiles的出生地Haddington上夏威夷四弦琴课。在马塞尔堡（Musselburgh），他在开始探索苏格兰首都爱丁堡（Edinburgh）之前，已成为一名渔妇生活，在那里，流行的19世纪交通方式正在卷土重来。这个城市的骄傲医学遗产，在他的指导书强调，需要迈克尔外科医生，他在那里发现的抢尸和杀人犯谁解剖的科学贡献的可怕历史的皇家学院。[编辑]???布莱克浦曼彻斯特维多利亚???在他的维多利亚时代指南中穿越布拉德肖（Bradshaw）英国的新旅程。他在弗利特伍德结识了有力的新朋友，然后前往曼彻斯特，在那里，乔治·史蒂芬森（George Stephenson）建造了世界上第一条现代铁路线。这一划时代的成就被并入了曼彻斯特维多利亚火车站和皮卡迪利火车站之间价值数百万英镑的新铁路连接中，而迈克尔则为焊接提供了帮助。在曼彻斯特皮卡迪利车站的动车仪式上，迈克尔为伦敦和西北铁路的87名铁路工人揭幕了一座新纪念碑，他们在一次大战中丧生。[编辑]??曼彻斯特·皮卡迪利（Manchester Piccadilly）到丝石公园（Silkstone Common）迈克尔·波蒂略（Michael Portillo）从爱尔兰海到北海的旅程继续从曼彻斯特乘坐电车。在世界上第一个工业城市气势宏伟的市政厅里，迈克尔与发明现代原子理论的维多利亚时代科学家面对面。然后，他前往该市的国家石墨烯研究所，在那里他学会了由两位获得诺贝尔奖的科学家在那里发明的开创性材料。布拉德肖（Bradshaw）带领他来到了一个由欧洲难民建造的18世纪定居点。[编辑]???教堂镇到唐卡斯特唐纳德·迈克尔（Chapeltown）Great British Railway Journeys: Series 8Great British Railway Journeys is a BBC documentary series presented by Michael Portillo. It premiered in 2010 on BBC Two, and has returned each year for a total of eight series.[edit] The Flying Scotsman A once-in-a-lifetime journey aboard the most famous train in history, the Flying Scotsman, begins for Michael before dawn at London's King's Cross. Excitement builds on the platform as the world's media, fans and 300 passengers await the arrival of railway royalty.[edit] Welwyn Garden City to Peterborough After the excitement of his ride on the Flying Scotsman, Michael begins a new journey with his Bradshaw's guide book north from London, following the historic service's path at a more leisurely pace. Along the way he is forced to expend more effort than usual on the rails as he pumps a track inspection trolley.[edit] Newark on Trent to Stockton-on-Tees Following his trip from London to York on board the Flying Scotsman, Michael uses his Bradshaw's to trace the path of the famous service, beginning in the 'Key of the North' Newark-on-Trent and finishing in the cradle of the railways, Stockton-on-Tees.[edit] Darlington to Dunbar In Newton Aycliffe, he tests a state-of-the-art passenger train on tracks which follow the route taken by George Stephenson's steam engine on its historic journey in 1825. Through the looking glass at Croft-on-Tees he discovers a curious potion at the childhood home of Victorian writer Charles Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, and finds the author was also a fan of Bradshaw.[edit] Longniddry to Edinburgh Michael helps himself to a ukulele lesson in Haddington, birthplace of Victorian self-improvement guru Samuel Smiles. In Musselburgh, he gets a taste of life as a fishwife before exploring the Scottish capital Edinburgh, where a popular 19th-century mode of transport is making a comeback. The city's proud medical heritage, highlighted in his guide book, takes Michael to the Royal College of Surgeons, where he discovers the macabre history of body snatchers and murderers who contributed to the science of anatomy.[edit] Blackpool to Manchester Victoria On a new journey across Bradshaw's Britain with his Victorian guidebook. He makes potent new friends in Fleetwood then heads to Manchester, where George Stephenson built the world's first modern railway line. This epoch-defining achievement is being incorporated into a new multi-million pound rail link between Manchester's Victoria and Piccadilly stations and Michael lends a hand with the welding. At a moving ceremony in Manchester Piccadilly station, Michael unveils a new monument to 87 railwaymen of the London and North Western Railway, who lost their lives in the Great War.[edit] Manchester Piccadilly to Silkstone Common Michael Portillo's journey from the Irish Sea to the North Sea continues by tram from Manchester. At the imposing town hall of the world's first industrial city, Michael comes face to face with the Victorian scientist who invented modern atomic theory. He then heads to the city's National Graphene Institute, where he learns to make the groundbreaking material invented there by two Nobel prize-winning scientists. His Bradshaw's leads him to an 18th-century settlement built by refugees from Europe.[edit] Chapeltown to Doncaster From Chapeltown, Michael heads to Wharncliffe Crags, where he plucks up courage to follow in the terrifying footholds of the Victorian daredevil who made rock climbing a sport. The relative calm of academia beckons at Sheffield University but, face to face with a hagfish, Michael's visit to the Alfred Denny Collection proves an eye-opener.[edit] Gainsborough to Ely Steered by his Bradshaw's railway handbook to Gainsborough, Michael Portillo wraps his head around an ingenious Victorian machine which changed shopping forever. In Lincoln, he discovers the verse and popularity of 19th-century Poet Laureate Alfred, Lord Tennyson, and finds poetry thrives today in a city pub.[edit] Stowmarket to Harwich Michael Portillo is on the final leg of his journey following the route of the North Country Continental service to Harwich. Along the way, he meets volunteers on the Mid-Suffolk Light railway and is allowed to drive The Middy. In Leiston, Michael uncovers an intriguing industrial pioneer - the world's first purpose-built assembly line.[edit] Wexford to Wicklow Armed with his Bradshaw's Handbook, Michael Portillo begins a journey across Ireland. In the port of Wexford, he takes to the seas in a 100-year-old lifeboat and discovers a hero of the American navy. He tunes in to the Meeting of the Waters at the Vale of Avoca, then heads for Wicklow, where he learns of a Victorian project to combat sickness and disease in the capital, Dublin. Embracing the gentler pace of life of a traditional Irish traveller in Victorian times, he ends this leg in a beautiful horse-drawn, barrel-top caravan.[edit] Greystones to Dublin At Trinity College, Dublin, Michael Portillo discovers one of Ireland's greatest treasures and learns how it became the symbol of the nation. There is a chance to sample the black stuff in a Dublin pub before Michael learns how Victorian royals were deployed to calm rocky relations between Britain and Ireland. He explores the magnificent house and gardens of Powerscourt in County Wicklow. Finding an angle on triangulation helps Michael to understand how Ireland was put on the map - and why.[edit] Navan to Mullingar Michael gets up to speed with modern archaeology in County Meath and uncovers a controversial Victorian dig at the sacred Hill of Tara. He investigates leaping salmon in Leixslip and discovers an electrifying breakthrough at an historic seminary. At Mullingar, Michael bangs the drum for the town's marching band.[edit] Dromod to Sligo With his Victorian Bradshaw's guidebook in hand, Michael Portillo crosses the Emerald Isle uncovering Irish identity, forged at a time of political strife. Travelling through the beautiful landscape, Michael learns how it inspired one of the 20th century's greatest poets, WB Yeats.[edit] Ballina to Westport On the last leg of Michael Portillo's long journey from Wexford to Westport, a fashionable Victorian seaweed bath is followed by a steamy scene in Ballina. On tenterhooks in Foxford, Michael discovers the visionary charity of an entrepreneurial nun. He learns of a double tragedy at Clew Bay and begins a pilgrimage to the summit of Ireland's holy mountain, Croagh Patrick.

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视频编码: x264 CABAC High@L4.1

Video: 比特率: CRF-22 (~1648 kb/s)

Video 画面比例: 1280 x 720

Video 分辨率: 1.778 (16:9)

音频编码: AAC LC

Audio: English

音频比特率: 160 kb/s VBR 48 KHz

Audio 声道数: Stereo 2

时长: 29 mins

帧速率: 25 帧速率

分集数: 15

编码器 Mp4

体积: 373 MB average size

来源: HDTV

编码: Harry65



Release Notes

Merged English Subtitles【Technical Specs】——



Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1

Video: Bitrate: CRF-22 (~1648 kb/s)

Video Aspect Ratio: 1280 x 720

Video Resolution: 1.778 (16:9)

Audio Codec: AAC LC

Audio: English

Audio Bitrate: 160 kb/s VBR 48 KHz

Audio Channels: Stereo 2

Run-Time: 29 mins

Framerate: 25 fps

Number of Parts: 15

Container Mp4

Part Size: 373 MB average size

Source: HDTV

Encoded by: Harry65



Release Notes

Merged English Subtitles

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