Local railway author Colin Marsden writes new history of Dawlish railways with dramatic coverage of the Sea Wall collapse in 2014
Britain
Local railway author Colin Marsden writes new history of Dawlish railways with dramatic coverage of the Sea Wall collapse in 2014
Britain
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Been there when the waves are high and foam in the river got lots of pictures nice to watch
Looks great!
I would love to add this book to my collection of Dawlish history books.
Looks a lovely book Colin, you take some stunning photographs of the railway and dawlish
looks like a fascinating read about the GW main line at Dawlish.
What a fascinating book that looks. History of the line and more detail would appeal as an avid DB’er and visitor to Dawlish for over 45yrs.
Looks like a great read with some great photos to complement and bring atmosphere!
Great Pictures.
Another great Dawlish book to add to my collection.