Synopsis
Four train journeys are featured, including the last train from Bala to Ffestiniog and a trip from Bath to Evercreech Junction.
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Synopsis
Bath to Evercreech Junction features prominently in Railway Roundabout 1961, a 50-minute documentary from 2006. It captures the last train from Bala to Ffestiniog and includes the Lancashire and Yorkshire Special, alongside the Severn and Wye in the Forest of Dean. The film also showcases Welsh narrow gauge railways and the locomotives of London Transport and Swindon, reflecting on the era of steam engines.
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Why Watch
- See the last train from Bala to Ffestiniog.
- Find out about the Severn and Wye railway.
- Meet the locomotives of London Transport.
Did You Know
- The last train from Bala to Ffestiniog marked the end of an era.
- The film includes a journey from Bath to Evercreech Junction.
- The Severn and Wye line is featured in the Forest of Dean.
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What is the duration of the Railway Roundabout 1961 documentary?
The duration of the documentary is 50 minutes.
Which train line journey is featured in the documentary?
The documentary includes a journey from Bath to Evercreech Junction.
What type of locomotives are highlighted in the documentary?
The documentary features locomotives of London Transport and Swindon.
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