| For railway aficiandos on 21:48 - Oct 26 with 1125 views | Lohengrin |
Nice one. Thanks for that, |  |
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| For railway aficiandos on 09:24 - Oct 27 with 1087 views | Private_Partz |
There must be a whole mess of walking lost railways in Wales. Apart from the SE of course which bristles with fully functioning ones and they are all about to be electrified. |  |
| You have mission in life to hold out your hand,
To help the other guy out,
Help your fellow man.
Stan Ridgway
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| For railway aficiandos on 09:44 - Oct 27 with 1075 views | Lohengrin |
| For railway aficiandos on 09:24 - Oct 27 by Private_Partz |
There must be a whole mess of walking lost railways in Wales. Apart from the SE of course which bristles with fully functioning ones and they are all about to be electrified. |
Lots but not really lost, as such. A lot of the old industrial lines running from the mountains to the coast that used to transport coal are now bridal and cycle paths. | |
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| For railway aficiandos on 10:34 - Oct 27 with 1061 views | Nogginthenog |
| For railway aficiandos on 09:44 - Oct 27 by Lohengrin |
Lots but not really lost, as such. A lot of the old industrial lines running from the mountains to the coast that used to transport coal are now bridal and cycle paths. |
A bridal path, good grief imagine the mess on the wedding dress! |  | | |
| For railway aficiandos on 11:58 - Oct 27 with 1039 views | theloneranger |
A different type of train documentary on CH5 Sunday 9pm ...
"Hitler's Holocaust Railways" |  |
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| For railway aficiandos on 10:19 - Oct 28 with 970 views | Swanzay |
The Ghan: Australia's Greatest Train Journey BBC 4 8pm
Documentary exploring the railway that runs 2979 kilometres from one side of the country to the other, beginning in suburban Adelaide and terminating in the tropical coastal town of Darwin. The route took 127 years to construct, with the work carried out by local Aboriginal surveyors and early immigrants, including the famous Afghan camel drivers, after whom the train is named. To complete the route in its entirety takes 54 hours, and includes a lengthy journey through the Outback and Australia's red centre. The programme examines how the railway led to the development of many central Australian towns, including Port Augusta and Alice Springs |  | | |
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