rains of Thought
Yeoford a€ A Country Junction - Mike Thompson takes a look at the workings through Yeoford Junction, particularly in 1958, where the ex-L&SWR lines from Okehampton and Barnstaple met on their routes to and from Exeter, and also looks at the workings of the triple-headers at that location.
Lineside Lens - Inverness to Wick and Thurso - Compiled by John Booth
Steam Days at Berwick-upon-Tweed - David Anderson
Great Western Eight-Coupled Tanks - W. A. T. Aves
Life before Preservation a€" 9: Embsay Steam Railway - Andrew Wilson takes a look at another of Britain's preserved railways, prior to closure by BR.
Special Traffic a€" Fish - Michael Harris, in his series of articles where he reviews various flows of special traffic, looks at the once-important transportation of fish by rail, from ports such as Grimsby, Hull and Aberdeen in particular, and from some of the smaller fishing ports around Britain's coastline.
Tail Lamp and Reviews

Cover: This year, Berwick-upon-Tweed celebrates the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the railway, but the Royal Border Bridge was not opened until August 1850. The town's railways feature in 'Steam Days at Berwick-upon-Tweed' in this issue, and In this scene the 4.00pm St Boswells-Berwick train ambles across the Royal Border Bridge over the River Tweed on 25 May 1962, headed by BR Class '2' 2-6-0 No 78049. In the background can be seen the road bridge which was constructed in the mid-1920s, and also the medieval bridge beyond.