How Did A Group Of Volunteers Rescue Britain's Steam Railways? | The Golden Age of Steam
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The story of how bands of volunteers got together to save some of Britain's railway tracks and the steam engines that ran on them.
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Excellent documentary!
Awesome documentart!
Wonderful and inspiring! I am surprised, though, that the Bluebell was not covered since it was the first standard gauge preserved railway with an especially interesting story. It was revived after a clever old lady forced BR to postpone its closure for a year thereby allowing preservationists to gather momentum. "Floreat vapor!" ...May steam flourish!