This part of the journey commences with our arrival in the ancient capital of Xian, home of the Terracotta Warriors, now world famous. In 1985 Xian was 100%
Our next stop on the trip was at Mao’s birthplace, a sacred shrine for the Chinese. This was interesting as year’s later, we visited Fidel Castro’s mountain hideout
I Found A Great Video Featuring Steam at Hawkmount and Fassifern Many of us old folks were young once, and photographing steam on the NSW main line between
120 Kph Speedster While researching locomotives with the largest driving wheels, there was only one contender on the 3’6″ “Cape” gauge, the preferred rail width in Southern Africa.
Yes, folks, we have another new book on offer. This final volume of the trilogy features some out of the way and rarely visited parts of Africa, mainly
With the withdrawal of Sir Nigel Gresley for overhaul,there were no A4’s operating in the world. A very sad state of affairs, indeed. Steam buffs, and in fact
Way back before most of us had even thought about taking colour pictures, there were legendary triple headers with bankers climbing the great Zig Zag, or its deviation
