Narrow Gauge World Magazine June 26 Edición anterior

In the June edition of Narrow Gauge World, we celebrate the most
important anniversary of all, 75 years since the Talyllyn Railway
reopened as a heritage line and kicked off the heritage rail movement.

We also learn how a Belgian tramway that should have become a heritage
line looks to have slipped into history.

Regular correspondent James Waite describes a remarkable visit to see
mixed-gauge working in a Vietnamese steelworks, and we also travel to
Australia to ride a 30-inch gauge line that is not the Puffing Billy.

We drop into an impressive Gala in northern France, while our
unrivalled news pages include a return to oil firing to beat the
lineside fire menace.

Plus modelling, all the important dates, the best photography and much
more, all in Narrow Gauge World. Why not ensure you don't miss out in
any month, and grab a subscription?