Isle of Wight - first closures 70 years ago
As at 21st November 2024 13:20 GMT
At least some of the routes are now walking and cycling trails, although I am sure more former routes could be added.
Did West Cowes, Newport, Sandown, Shanklin and Wroxall last Saturday, a most enjoyable trip.
From yesterday's
Island EchoThe railway lines between Brading – Bembridge and Newport – Freshwater saw their final passenger trains depart on Sunday 20th September 1953 – 70 years ago today
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