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1 December 2025
| N 13:34 | Eastleigh Lakeside Steam Railway diffhist +3,534 RB talk contribs (Created page with "right|thumb|300px|Eastleigh Lakeside Station on the the Eastleigh Lakeside Railway {{county|Hampshire}} '''Eastleigh Lakeside Railway''' is a ridable miniature railway in Lakeside Country Park near Eastleigh in Hampshire. The railway has a dual gauge line: 10¼ inches and 7¼ inches. It was established in the park in 1992, originally as a temporary layout.<ref name="elr">[http://www.steamtrain.c...") | ||||
29 November 2025
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| N 22:15 | Audley End Railway diffhist +3,115 RB talk contribs (Created page with "{{Infobox heritage rail |name=Audley End Miniature Railway |county=Essex |picture=Audley End Railway station sign.jpg |picture caption=Rolling stock and old station sign |os grid ref=TL522379 |latitude=52.0193 |longitude=0.2176 |town=Saffron Walden |client=Lord Braybrooke |gauge=10¼ inches |ownership= |stations=1 |length=1½ miles |built=1964 |stage=Building commences |website=[https://www.audley-end-railway.co.uk/explore/trains Audley End Railway] }} '''Audley End Mini...") | ||||
28 November 2025
| N 18:53 | London Transport Miniature Railway diffhist +1,840 RB talk contribs (Created page with "right|thumb|300px|The London Transport Miniature Railway {{county|Middlesex}} The '''London Transport Miniature Railway''' is a working, ridable miniature railway, at 7¼-inch gauge, based at London Underground's Acton Works. It provides a short ride for children and their parents visiting the museum at the Acton Works on its open days. The line is maintained and run by volunteers, with stations at 'Depot Appr...") | ||||
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