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National Railway Museum, A Fun Day Out in York

National Railway Museum, A Fun Day Out in York

ByJanine Moore Updated5 December 2021

York’s National Railway Museum was established in 1975 and is home to the national collection of historically significant railway vehicles such as Mallard, Stirling Single, Duchess of Hamilton and a Japanese bullet train. I would…

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The Tissington Trail In The Peak District

The Tissington Trail In The Peak District

ByJanine Moore Updated31 May 2021

The Tissington Trail in the Derbyshire Peak District is 13 miles from Parsley Hay (53.1706°N 1.7828°W) in the north to Ashbourne (53.0196°N 1.7397°W) in the south.  Taking the walker or cyclist along a traffic free…

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The Great Northern Railway Trail Walk

The Great Northern Railway Trail Walk

ByPaul Steele Updated18 March 2022

The surrounding area of Bradford is an incredible place to walk. Stunning scenery that includes rolling green hills combined with rich heritage and history. Walks in the area often always combines a walk with fantastic…

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A Walk Beside and Over Bennerley Viaduct in Erewash Valley

A Walk Beside and Over Bennerley Viaduct in Erewash Valley

ByJanine Moore Updated23 July 2022

Bennerley Viaduct was built between May 1876 and November 1877, and spans the Erewash Valley. It is also a Grade ll listed structure. The viaduct is 442 metres in length (1452 ft) and has a…

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St Pancras International – Gateway to European Adventure

St Pancras International – Gateway to European Adventure

ByHelen Clarkson Updated7 March 2021

I recently spent a day in London with my camera and a desire to capture the details of two stations that I’ve frequently passed through. I have shared the results of half of this trip…

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King’s Cross Station – Entry to the Hogwarts Express

King’s Cross Station – Entry to the Hogwarts Express

ByHelen Clarkson Updated7 February 2021

Increasingly as I’ve passed through King’s Cross or St. Pancras stations on a mission to get to my ultimate destination, I’ve been distracted by the number of interesting features and the stunning architecture at these…

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York Railway Station – Enjoy The Grandeur

York Railway Station – Enjoy The Grandeur

ByPaul Steele Updated1 February 2021

If you have been following my wanders lately you may have seen I have spent plenty of time wandering the River Ouse, camera in hand. Occasionally these walks take me into the City of York,…

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Independence: Chicago and Alton Railroad Depot

Independence: Chicago and Alton Railroad Depot

ByPaul Steele Updated19 February 2021

The place right at the start of the Oregon Trail, Independence, Missouri. It was this town that was the frontier, a place as far as steamboat and rail could come, the place that the pioneers…

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Nebraska: Bailey Yard, The world’s largest rail yard

Nebraska: Bailey Yard, The world’s largest rail yard

ByPaul Steele Updated8 March 2021

Heading west through Nebraska, beyond Chimney Rock on the Oregon Trail we came to the town of North Platte. A place that is home to the largest rail yard in the world, Bailey Yard. Name…

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A walk from Smardale – a viaduct, a gill and natural beauty

A walk from Smardale – a viaduct, a gill and natural beauty

ByPaul Steele Updated11 February 2021

Just a few miles west of Kirkby Stephen is the village of Smardale. It is to here that I have been drawn time and time again to walk the vast, quiet, beautiful variety of landscapes…

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Vietnam by Train and Bicycle

Vietnam by Train and Bicycle

ByPaul Steele Updated6 November 2020

I travel on foot a lot and of course a lot by plane but there are the times I have the need for rail travel. Forget about the grind of a daily commute and I…

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