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Steam Railway #19 1981 November Locos of the rugged mountains NO POSTER
Steam Railway No 19 1981 November Poster not included
CONTENTS
Riding with Big Jim. Northern Correspondent Eddie Bellass takes a footplate ride on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway's American giant.
The 18-inch gauge storm trooper. Roger Malone finds an old war horse still alive and kicking on the Bicton Woodland Railway.
If you want to get on, wave to the driver. John Bird tells of how trains are once again calling at the Severn Valley Railway's Eardington station.
The great sounds of railways. Recording expert Colin Williams tells newcomers how to get the best out of their recording gear.
Steam at Paddington. A fine picture spread of the steam shuttle to Old Oak MPD on September 20.
Ireland's three "Mystery locos". We relate the story of the three most elegant locomotives ever to run on the Dublin-Cork route.
The Friendly Line. Mike George spends a day on the "Watercress Line". And don't miss our colour portrait of the line on the centre pages.
Main Line Magic. Once again our team of top photographers have been out and about to record the current main line steam scene.
Backwards down the face of a canyon. Ray Freeman finds steam alive and well in a frightening corner of South Africa's Drakensburg Mountains.
In the French style. Ian Irving discovers the delights of riding on a preserved railway in Alsace.
The Enthusiasts' Mecca. Phil Weston brings more memories of what railways were really like back in the 'fifties, with further details of the operations at Rugby.
Letters. Is your personal boiler pressure rising? These are the pages on which you can let off steam, or just swap railway reminiscences.
Tales from the Footplate. A special story this month tells the tale of an heroic train crew and their encounter with a blazing ammunition train.
Steam Up. These are the pages you can use to plan your railway activities in the weeks ahead. Let us know if you are organising a railway event.
News. The pages that keep you up to date with the current preserved line scene.
Steaming through the Dales. Eddie Bellass concludes the story begun last month, with two trips on the "White Rose" railtour.
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