C clam1952 Welsh Narrow Gauge nut. Nov 28, 2010 #21 That's a coincidence, also Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland, plus the Lynton and Barnstaple, also 2 ft, for standard gauge it has to be GWR.
That's a coincidence, also Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland, plus the Lynton and Barnstaple, also 2 ft, for standard gauge it has to be GWR.
P paul502 Day do doh dont day doh Nov 28, 2010 #22 It has to be the unique (to Britain) Liverpool Overhead Railway.
A AndrewH Trainz Struggler Dec 2, 2010 #23 Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and the North Staffordshire Railway. Both of them strong enough to resist the London & North Western Railway's bullying.
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and the North Staffordshire Railway. Both of them strong enough to resist the London & North Western Railway's bullying.
