Midland Main Lines Bromsgrove to Gloucester including Ashchurch to Great Malvern

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Midland Main Lines Bromsgrove to Gloucester including Ashchurch to Great MalvernMidland Main Lines Bromsgrove to Gloucester including Ashchurch to Great Malvern by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith Part of the Birmingham to Bristol route, this line still offers a great variety of trains. Many more are illustrated herein, along with numerous long closed intermediate stations. The charming rural branch through Tewkesbury to Malvern is portrayed in detail. In its final decade, the residual stump to Upton on Severn had only two up trains on

"I received two of your new “Steam’s Lament” books on engine sheds a few days ago

Seriously Southern

Stations Photo Oxford 1-14 Oxford Shed 15-19 Oxford (North of) 20-22

Stations Photo Berwick 1-2 Berwick on Tweed 3-12 Marshall Meadows 13 Lamberton 14-16 Burnmouth 17-24 Eyemouth Junction 25-26 Eyemouth 27-33 Ayton 34-36 Reston 37-43 Grantshouse 44-49 Penmanshiel Tunnel 50-51 Cocksburnspath 52-56 Dunglass 57 Innerwick 58-61 Torness Power Station 62-64 Oxwellmains Cement Works 65-69 Oxwellmains Waste Terminal 70-71 Dunbar 72-82 Dunbar Maltings Branch 83 Beltonford

Darlington

experimental episodes and every other facet of these mightily impressive 2-8-0s

we find great changes in landform and consequent outgoing traffic

103-120 Chappel & Wakes Colne 1-3 Colne 4 White Colne 5-9 Earls Colne 10-16 Halstead 17-25 Sible & Castle Hedingham 26-30 Hedingham (CVRPS) 31-39 Yeldham 40-44 Birdbrook 45-47 Haverhill CVR 48-50 Haverhill Junction 51-53 Haverhill North 54-56 Shelford 61-65 Pampisford 66-70 Linton 71-76 Audley End 77-81 Audley End Miniature Railway 82 Saffron Walden 83-99 Acrow Halt 100 Ashdon Halt 101-102

we will linger as long as we can in the pre-TOPS era to enjoy as many shots as we can of the types that departed from our railways during this decade

22 Totnes Pumping Station 3

which survived to the very last days of BR steam

– and Sir William Stanier

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