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Steam World Magazine, September 2011 Issue

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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue

Comment - Chris Leigh muses on the subject of time and its implications for a 2,775-mile journey.
Call attention - A mixture of editorial thoughts prompted by your comments.
Glory of steam? - A. R. Carter found little glory in swapping a comfortable shop job for better pay as a rookie engineman.
The 'regency belle' - A short-lived Southern Pullman service is recalled by jeffery Grayer.
The lune bridge reconstruction - Ron Herbert explains how a major bridge at Lancaster was rebuilt without interrupting WCML traffic.
That reminds me - Andrew Dow ponders the lack'of historical literature on certain aspects of railway engineering.
Spotters! - They were everywhere, in steam days, and train spotters turned up in some evocative photographs, too.
Great shot! - George Heiron's panorama of a major junction in Bristol.
Platform - Another selection of readers' letters commenting on previous issues of Steam World.
A brief encounter with british railways - John Daft recalls two spells of employment with BR, first as a locomotiveman and later as a guard.
Before they were famous - Our series looking at well known preservation sites when they were still in BR operation, features the Kent & East Sussex Railway's Rolvenden depot.
The ramblings of A Lincolnshire schoolboy - Gilbert Barnatt grew up with the railways around Lincoln and recalls how busy it once was.
The scottish rambler - Part TWO - Roy Hobbs concludes his hotographic record of a major Scottish railtour which took place four times in the mid-1960s.
Three cocks, change for...A photographic flashback to a long gone rural junction station where you could change trains for Brecon, Hereford, Llandridnod Wells and West Wales.
Reviews - Books, DVDs and steam locomotive models come under the scrutiny of Steam World reviewers.

On the cover; Antique Beattie '0298' class 2-4-OWT No. 30585 with sister 30S87 at Hampton Court during an RCTS/SLS railtour of suburban branch lines on December 16 1962.

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