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Showing posts with label Steam locomotives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steam locomotives. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 September 2013

Old Ceylon Railway Pictures

Old Ceylon


This site contains pictures of old Ceylon, including pictures of the Ceylon Government Railway (CGR) during the early days.
There are several pictures of the Kadugannawa Incline during construction and also a picture of a narrow gauge Beyer Garratt locomotive from the Udu Pussellawa Railway (UPR).
Worth a visit.  
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Thursday, 6 September 2012

Photographs of the Trans-Siberian-Mongolian Railway Journey 2007


Photographs of the Trans-Siberian-Mongolian Railway Journey 2007
 

These are photographs from my Trans-Siberian-Mongolian Railway Journey showing the trains, locomotives, life in the carriage and other railway related feature. They are in chronological order, starting in Moscow and finishing in Beijing.

Sunday, 10 June 2012

Railways of Sri Lanka


Railways of Sri Lanka
by Dr David Hyatt
ISBN 0-9537304-0-9

This book is now out of print with just a few copies available. However, David has produced pdf supplements which are definitely worth a read. They can be downloaded here:  http://www.toccata.talktalk.net/download_page.htm

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

The Last Train to San Fernando



What’s In a Song?
The Last Train to San Fernando
by
Gyan Fernando

Some people who lived through the 1960s might remember the song “Last Train to San Fernando” popularised by Johnny Duncan and the Bluegrass Boys. This song was released in 1957. At about the same time there was another version of the same song by Jamaica Johnny & His Milagro Boys.

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Steam Locomotives in Cuba


Cuban Steam Locomotives

at
Marcelo Salado, Remedios, Cuba
My visit to Remedios, Cuba.

By 
Gyan C. A. Fernando
Baldwin locomotive roundel

The Villa Clara Province of Cuba is better known for Che Guevara and his revolutionary activities. A little known tourist attraction here is the Museo de Agroindustria Azucarero Marcelo Salado (Museo del Vapor)