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Trains of Thought
Cambrian Standards - Andrew Wilson recalls the workings of BR Standard classes over the Cambrian.
Life before Preservation - 3: Dart Valley Railway - Martin Smith
Lineside Cameraman - Michael Mensing
Carstairs Junction Recalled - David Anderson
And then there were none...The Brighton Atlantics - Brian Morrison depicts another class of locomotive which worked on BR where no example has been preserved.
Gresley's Unsung Classics - The 'VI' and 'V3' 2-6-2 Tanks - C. Coleford
Working with the Holbeck 'Scots' - Peter Rose remembers his days at Holbeck shed, and his firing trips to Glasgow over the S&C on the 'Royal Scots'.
Tail Lamp
Cover: In this issue of Steam Days, our 'Lineside Cameraman' is Michael Mensing, who, in the 1950s and 1960s, travelled all over the country by rail, sometimes taking his bicycle along, capturing the steam scene on film. In the summer.of 1962, he took a trip to the Newcastle on Tyne area where the station regularly offered the sight of 'J72' 0-6-OT No 68736, resplendent in its LNER Apple Green livery. This local attraction is seen shunting vans at Newcastle Central station.
Cambrian Standards - Andrew Wilson recalls the workings of BR Standard classes over the Cambrian.
Life before Preservation - 3: Dart Valley Railway - Martin Smith
Lineside Cameraman - Michael Mensing
Carstairs Junction Recalled - David Anderson
And then there were none...The Brighton Atlantics - Brian Morrison depicts another class of locomotive which worked on BR where no example has been preserved.
Gresley's Unsung Classics - The 'VI' and 'V3' 2-6-2 Tanks - C. Coleford
Working with the Holbeck 'Scots' - Peter Rose remembers his days at Holbeck shed, and his firing trips to Glasgow over the S&C on the 'Royal Scots'.
Tail Lamp
Cover: In this issue of Steam Days, our 'Lineside Cameraman' is Michael Mensing, who, in the 1950s and 1960s, travelled all over the country by rail, sometimes taking his bicycle along, capturing the steam scene on film. In the summer.of 1962, he took a trip to the Newcastle on Tyne area where the station regularly offered the sight of 'J72' 0-6-OT No 68736, resplendent in its LNER Apple Green livery. This local attraction is seen shunting vans at Newcastle Central station.
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