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Steam Railway #3 November/December Beeching on preservation Steam in the night
Steam Railway November/December
CONTENTS
6 Deadline Rainhill A little bit of the old Somerset & Dorset Railway is on the way back ... in Yorkshire. Mike Barnes checks it out.
10 One of our engines is missing! The first in a series of live drama stories as told by enginemen in 'Tales from the Footplate'.
12 Who cares for carriages? The North Norfolk Railway does, and there's more to carriages than sitting in them, as Keith Montague explains.
15 Spot the difference Another competition to test your powers of observation, with a cine camera and projector worth to be won.
17 Industrial stocklist Part two of our what, when, where and how of steam locomotives that are still a part of the industrial scene.
18 Time for the Main Line Through-the-lens metering of main line workings, including a look at the Hyde Park Overground.
20 60009 the one that got away A4 disciple Geoff Silcock describes a pilgrimage to the shrine that Gresley built.
22 John Cameron, Union Man Owner of 60009 John Cameron tells David Wilcock why his loco isn't for sale at any price.
26 Mailbag The words that you, the readers write, write, plus a little light entertainment in resident cartoonist Bill Stottss Relief Lines.
28 The Steam Artists How did David Shepherd bring Crewe Works to a standstill? Bryan Holden explains the power in the paintbrush.
32 Steam in the Night Top cameramen David Eatwell and John Titlow shed some light on nightime steam photography. Photo feature.
38 News Lynton & Barnstaple revival, Derwent Valley axe on steam, Bodmin back in steam, plus nationwide coverage of preservation news.
44 Strategic Reserve Does Britain have a secret reserve of steam for use in time of crisis? David Wilcock examines some of the theories.
51 Preserved line profile Market Bosworth Light Railway is staking its future on the past the historic battlefield of Bosworth.
54 Beeching talks .. . and 14 years after he left BR, Lord Beeching is still unrepentant. What's more, he has a warning for preservationists.
58 The Longest Day A chapter in the lives of Black 5 5305 and the unseen people who help make the main-line York Circular possible.
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