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Found image. This group was taken by R W Crane of New Southgate in the late 1940s.

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With 5 days in England you can travel from London to Carlisle by train + make incredible stops along the way. This UK travel guide shares a great itinerary!

The Ingleton Branch of the London & North Western Railway, opened to passengers in September 1861 and went from Clapham, through Ingleton, Kirkby Lonsdale, Barbon, Middleton-on-Lune, Sedbergh and Lowgill, before joining what is now the West Coast main line at Lowgill, just south of Tebay. Passenger services ceased on 30th January 1954, but the line remained open for freight traffic until 1st March 1965. The track was lifted in 1967. The line roughly followed the route of the River Lune. The most impressive features of the line are the railway’s three listed viaducts. These grand structures still dominate their landscapes and survive as memorials to the main line that never was. This is Lowgill viaduct, which consists of eleven semi-circular arches, each with a 45 feet span. From end-to-end, it is 620 feet and carried the Ingleton-Lowgill line 100 feet above the stream below. On 18th February 2012, two Black 5 4-6-0s Nos.44932 and 45305, are confidently in charge of the 1Z86 Cumbrian Mountain Express from London Euston to Carlisle, seen on the West Coast Main Line behind the disused viaduct, climbing past the former junction with the Ingleton Branch' and on to Tebay through the wonderful Lune Gorge. The Stanier Black 5s had taken the train over from electric traction haulage at Carnforth. © Copyright Gordon Edgar - No unauthorised use.

It's about time that we shared all of the gems in our favorite neighbourhood in London. Angel Islington, that tiny corner of N1 that we call home.

This Highgate walk in London offers a free self-guided walking route and map for a tour of Highgate. It's a great area to explore.

Michelle Dockery has spent over a decade living 100 years in the past – as Lady Mary in Downton Abbey. As the world gears up for Downton Abbey: A New Era and her engagement to Jasper Waller-Bridge is announced, we revisit her cover interview for the February 2020 issue

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The history of the wooden churches of Maramures, which dot the villages of north western Romania is an interesting one. Maramures is primarily an Orthodox Christian enclave. While the region was under the domination of the Austria-Hungarian Empire the Orthodox were prohibited from building stone churches.