All Posts Tagged With: "British railroads"
Volunteer Railways in Britain
In 21st-century England you don’t expect to find a fireman shoveling coal into a steam locomotive, but that’s what 59-year old Paul Rimmer does. During his shift on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, he heaves two tons of coal from the tender of engine 45212 into its roaring firebox, a tougher job than almost any [...]
1Jan2008 | James L. Payne | 1 comment | Continued-
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