REGULAR SUMMER STEAM RAILTOURS - RAILWAY BRITAIN - CELEBRATING.
REGULAR SUMMER MAINLINE STEAM EXCURSIONS OPERATED BY STEAM DREAMS: The Cathedrals Express. Including steam train trips, train excursion charters, and regular rail tours. Perhaps the most famous railtour in England was the Fifteen Guinea Special, the last steam hauled main line train run by British Railways. Steam railway trips and tours in the UK, Europe and Worldwide. We deliver unforgettable steam railway day trips, tours and long-haul holidays. Directory of companies that operate scenic train rides, tourist excursions, steam train rides, dinner trains, tourist railroads, scenic railroads and rail tours. The Hey Day of the narrow boats comes alive at Ellesmere Port, and the nostalgia of steam at the Llangollen Railway. EE Railtours operate tours for steam/sel railway enthusiasts. The Railway Preservation Society of Ireland Announces its 43rd Irish Railway Heritage Weekend Featuring THE SOUTH CLARE INTERNATIONAL RAILTOUR. THE HELP FOR HEROES ANNIVERSARY STEAM TRAIN CANCELLED A very special via the Severn Tunnel, paving the way for the return of steam on mainline railtours. Offering fully escorted professional rail tours worldwide for the railfan and tourist since 1985. Saltburn Railtours is a railway organisation, based around the town of Saltburn, using the goodwill and time of a few dedicated organisers.
UK MAINLINE STEAM RAIL TOURS 2011.
55022 'Royal Scots Grey' is seen at Ashchurch with 1Z55 'The Mazey Day Cornishman' which ran from Birmingham International to Penzance. Vintage Trains and the Shakespeare Express - main line steam trains using locomotives based at Tyseley Locomotive Works, Birmingham Railway Museum. Railtours Ireland now offers a wide range of extended train and rail tours. Steam rail tours let you soak up unparalleled vistas of glossy lakes and verdant valleys that are overlooked by stately mountains. This page features both steam and sel-hauled railtours before and after 1968. Nostalgic journeys on some of Europe's finest steam trains.
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