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Backtrack Magazine June 2022 Back Issue

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73 Reviews   •  English   •   Aviation & Transport (Rail)
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June 2022
Up and under at Worting Junction- colour spread by Alan Reeve at the junction of the Southampton and Exeter lines on the South Western main line.
The Fort William–Mallaig line in 1986 - some reflections by Alan Taylor.
More Frustrations of Fuel Efficiency - Part One: Miles Macnair looks at problems of incomplete combustion.
Memories of Angerstein Wharf - recollections by Bob Judge of the Thames-side permanent way works in South London.
Blyth Spirit - Iain Kitt describes how a 'ghost line; in Northumberland is coming back to life.
Keeping the Goods and Parcels moving - three colour pages from the Simon Lathlane collection.
Back on the Erewash in 1968 - Richard Clarke reflects on working in signal boxes on the Erewash Valley main line between Chesterfield and Trent Junction.
Ingleton - Forgotten Frontier - David Joy looks at the Clapham to Low Gill route which could have formed a main line to Scotland.
The LMS Garratts at large - archive photographs from the Pendragon Collection.
Royal Trains - photo feature on Royal Train journeys from 1967 to 2012
London Midland & Scottish - The Camping Coach Behemoth: Mike Fenton concludes his account of the LMS holiday scheme through to the Second World War and beyond.
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June 2022 June 2022 Up and under at Worting Junction- colour spread by Alan Reeve at the junction of the Southampton and Exeter lines on the South Western main line. The Fort William–Mallaig line in 1986 - some reflections by Alan Taylor. More Frustrations of Fuel Efficiency - Part One: Miles Macnair looks at problems of incomplete combustion. Memories of Angerstein Wharf - recollections by Bob Judge of the Thames-side permanent way works in South London. Blyth Spirit - Iain Kitt describes how a 'ghost line; in Northumberland is coming back to life. Keeping the Goods and Parcels moving - three colour pages from the Simon Lathlane collection. Back on the Erewash in 1968 - Richard Clarke reflects on working in signal boxes on the Erewash Valley main line between Chesterfield and Trent Junction. Ingleton - Forgotten Frontier - David Joy looks at the Clapham to Low Gill route which could have formed a main line to Scotland. The LMS Garratts at large - archive photographs from the Pendragon Collection. Royal Trains - photo feature on Royal Train journeys from 1967 to 2012 London Midland & Scottish - The Camping Coach Behemoth: Mike Fenton concludes his account of the LMS holiday scheme through to the Second World War and beyond.


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June 2022
Up and under at Worting Junction- colour spread by Alan Reeve at the junction of the Southampton and Exeter lines on the South Western main line.
The Fort William–Mallaig line in 1986 - some reflections by Alan Taylor.
More Frustrations of Fuel Efficiency - Part One: Miles Macnair looks at problems of incomplete combustion.
Memories of Angerstein Wharf - recollections by Bob Judge of the Thames-side permanent way works in South London.
Blyth Spirit - Iain Kitt describes how a 'ghost line; in Northumberland is coming back to life.
Keeping the Goods and Parcels moving - three colour pages from the Simon Lathlane collection.
Back on the Erewash in 1968 - Richard Clarke reflects on working in signal boxes on the Erewash Valley main line between Chesterfield and Trent Junction.
Ingleton - Forgotten Frontier - David Joy looks at the Clapham to Low Gill route which could have formed a main line to Scotland.
The LMS Garratts at large - archive photographs from the Pendragon Collection.
Royal Trains - photo feature on Royal Train journeys from 1967 to 2012
London Midland & Scottish - The Camping Coach Behemoth: Mike Fenton concludes his account of the LMS holiday scheme through to the Second World War and beyond.
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