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Author:	Ian Feigle
Title:	Trains
Subtitle:	The World's Most Scenic Routes
Publisher:	Publications International Ltd.
Country:	USA
Date:	2019
Format:	Hardcover
Genre:	Transport, Photography, Reference
ISBN-13:	9781640306523
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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WPLives 10th Jun 2021		Travel the globe with more than 70 of the world’s most beautiful, historic, and useful train routes with Trains, featuring in-depth descriptions and hi-def photography. Travel with us to: The exclusive Peak Tramway in Hong Kong that climbs steep gradients to the Victoria Peak neighborhood.The arduously constructed Ghan Railway traversing Australia and its most arid regions.The historic slate-mine turned tourist railways of the Welsh Highlands.The mountainous rack railways that ascend our world’s most treacherous mountains ranges. And many more railways that showcase the sheer will and drive of human ingenuity.Ride the rails with Trains as it traverses the world to showcase the ground-breaking routes that have come to connect our modern age. Traveling through history along passenger and freight services that have evolved from horse-drawn rail carriages to steam, diesel, and electric powered locomotives, Trains covers some of the most intriguing and scenic routes from railway history! From the Back Cover A 144-page, 4-color book about the world's most scenic train routes featuring in-depth descriptions and high-resolution photography. From Asia to Australia to North America, "Trains" features over 70 of the most iconic routes the world has known. Learn about historic and modern train routes that travel through large tracks of untamed land.

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