Walking Britain's Lost Railways
In the 1960's, the axe fell on over 6400 km of Britain's rail network. Rob Bell is going on a journey to uncover those lost railway lines.
In the 1960's, the axe fell on over 6400 km of Britain's rail network. Rob Bell is going on a journey to uncover those lost railway lines.
Rob goes on a Scottish adventure along the old railway route from Elgin to Portsoy, a lost line that served the...
Rob starts his journey in the famous steel town of Sheffield, where he'll be following the old Woodhead Line through...
Rob Bell travels through Dartmoor from Plymouth to Exeter, starting in an unlikely spot: the garage of a model...
A freight line built to transport minerals from the Cumberland mines was but later embraced by tourists eager to...
The Somerset and Dorset line was built by investors who overcame tremendous difficulties to build the line, only to...
The lost line from Ruabon to Barmouth on the coast represents change in how ordinary Victorian working families were...
Rob is in search of a remarkable railway that cut an outrageous path through the dramatic hills and gorges of the...
Our modern railways started in the industrial heartlands of the northeast, where for over 150 years, coal was king...