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Features:
STEAM AND SNOW WEST OF DARLINGTON - In the days when winters in the north were invariably hard, Maurice Burns took a couple of trips on steam-hauled branch freights just before services were withdrawn.
SCOT OF THE ANTARCTIC - 29 November will go down in history as one of the all time classics of steam photography in the heritage era. All the circumstances combined to make a memorable day for the small number of dedicated photographers who disregarded the forecast and ventured out to capture
No 46115 Scots Guardsman running from Carnforth to Scarborough in spectacular wintry conditions.
WHAT GLOBAL WARMING? - For the first time for many years, the festive season has been accompanied by appropriate weather conditions, at least on some heritage lines. Heritage Railway contributors were out to record the wintry scenes.
WARBONNETS IN THE WEST - If ever a locomotive livery could be said to have achieved iconic status, it was the ATSFRR (Santa Fe) warbonnet as applied to the railroada€ s express diesels. John Whiteley presents a selection of views following the paint schemea€ s 1990s revival.
A THEMED EVENT FOR COLONEL STEPHENSa€ RAILWAYS? - During the last few years there have been a number of opportunities for themed events involving gatherings of steam locomotives for the entertainment of the dedicated enthusiast and casual visitor alike. Mark Smithers suggests an event to celebrate the railway empire of Colonel Stephens.
AN OUTING FOR ULKA - A British-built Manning Wardle 0-4-0ST occasionally works a train on one of Norwaya€ s heritage railways; Lionel Price was there on one of the rare occasions and reports in words and pictures.
REGULARS:
OPINION
HEADLINE NEWS - New Ã
Features:
STEAM AND SNOW WEST OF DARLINGTON - In the days when winters in the north were invariably hard, Maurice Burns took a couple of trips on steam-hauled branch freights just before services were withdrawn.
SCOT OF THE ANTARCTIC - 29 November will go down in history as one of the all time classics of steam photography in the heritage era. All the circumstances combined to make a memorable day for the small number of dedicated photographers who disregarded the forecast and ventured out to capture
No 46115 Scots Guardsman running from Carnforth to Scarborough in spectacular wintry conditions.
WHAT GLOBAL WARMING? - For the first time for many years, the festive season has been accompanied by appropriate weather conditions, at least on some heritage lines. Heritage Railway contributors were out to record the wintry scenes.
WARBONNETS IN THE WEST - If ever a locomotive livery could be said to have achieved iconic status, it was the ATSFRR (Santa Fe) warbonnet as applied to the railroada€ s express diesels. John Whiteley presents a selection of views following the paint schemea€ s 1990s revival.
A THEMED EVENT FOR COLONEL STEPHENSa€ RAILWAYS? - During the last few years there have been a number of opportunities for themed events involving gatherings of steam locomotives for the entertainment of the dedicated enthusiast and casual visitor alike. Mark Smithers suggests an event to celebrate the railway empire of Colonel Stephens.
AN OUTING FOR ULKA - A British-built Manning Wardle 0-4-0ST occasionally works a train on one of Norwaya€ s heritage railways; Lionel Price was there on one of the rare occasions and reports in words and pictures.
REGULARS:
OPINION
HEADLINE NEWS - New Ã
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