Over 20 steam and heritage railways are featured in the 1993 BBC series, focusing on their history and the communities that maintain them.
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Over 20 steam and heritage railways are featured in the 1993 BBC series, focusing on their history and the communities that maintain them.
Synopsis
Bob Symes and Mary-Jean Hasler visit steam and heritage railways across the globe in 'Making Tracks'. The 1993 series features locations from the British countryside to historic industrial sites. It documents the work of individuals involved in preserving these railways. The series includes train operations and the communities that benefit from rail travel for tourism. Produced by Lineside Location Productions, this program details the craftsmanship required to maintain historical railways.
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Why Watch
- See stunning visuals of trains in action.
- Meet passionate individuals preserving rail heritage.
- Find out about iconic railway locations worldwide.
Did You Know
- The documentary features steam and heritage railways from around the globe.
- Hosts Bob Symes and Mary-Jean Hasler guide viewers through the series.
- Produced by Lineside Location Productions, it aired in 1993.
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Who are the hosts of the documentary 'Making Tracks'?
Bob Symes and Mary-Jean Hasler are the hosts of 'Making Tracks'.
What year was the documentary 'Making Tracks' released?
'Making Tracks' was released in 1993.
What is the focus of the documentary series 'Making Tracks'?
'Making Tracks' focuses on steam and heritage railways around the globe, including their history and cultural significance.
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