hotel recommendations. The book is intended to be used as a supplement to The Reluctant Railfan's Introduction to Europe, which contains basic rail travel information. This book will help you decide not only what trains to see and ride but also where to stay and what to eat. ... and publisher, George Drury, knows, from recently making a circle around Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The book describes several interesting rail lines in Scandinavia and offers...

-by-country RailTrails feature illustrated city guides and indicate points of interest along your route. More than a travel guide, Trevor Garrod s in-depth knowledge of the trains and tracks of Europe gives a fascinating insight into a rail frontier newly opened. ... to get out and about. Now, with the opening of the Channel Tunnel, some of the world s most cherished destinations are within an easy day s travel. This volume, produced in association... with the campaigning Railway Development Society, shows you how to tap into the network of fast and efficient rail services across the Channel. Whether you intend to fly south...

on his own and as a group tour leader throughout North America and Europe since 1961. He has written rail travel articles for Trains, Vintage Rails, International Railway Traveler..., and Rail Travel Newsletter. During his tenure as librarian of Kalmbach Publishing Co., publisher of Trains and Model Railroader, he compiled or edited most of the books in Kalmbach s Railroad Reference Series. visits since June 7, 2000. Site Maintained & Hosted by TrainWeb.com ...Railfan Guides By George Drury Click on the any of the cover photo for more information Upcoming Rail Tours: I am offering two iterations of Discovering Switzerland: April 14-26...

are conscious of railroad antiquity, and you'll find pockets of preservation here and there plus museum railroads and railroad museums of every description. You, the traveller... the United States and Canada began, for the most part. Our history up to 1776 is part of British history. Britain is also the source of our culture. Even though you are travelling... principally to see the rail system, every couple of hours you'll run across something that will elicit an "Oh, my gosh!" or a "How about that?" or even a lump in your throat and a tear...