128K views · 619 reactions | Ready to ride a piece of history?  The Zig Zag Railway offers a unique and scenic steam train experience that the whole family will love. Enjoy the stunning views as you travel through tunnels and over viaducts on this unforgettable adventure. Book Now! | Zig Zag Railway | Facebook

Ready to ride a piece of history? 🚂 The Zig Zag Railway offers a unique and scenic steam train experience that the whole family will love. Enjoy the stunning views as you travel through tunnels and over viaducts on this unforgettable adventure. Book Now! | Zig Zag Railway

3.7K views · 152 reactions | A BIG day in railway history! #OnThisDay in 1825, the Stockton & Darlington Railway opened - the world's first public railway to use steam locomotives.  George Stephenson's notebook shows the remarkable plans behind it❗️ More info ➡️ https://bit.ly/2APbBxY | Network Rail | Facebook

19K views · 176 reactions | Crews stopped by a mine in Carbon County to learn how to respond to different types of emergencies. | WNEP-TV | Facebook

A Cartier Railway empty ore train is about to depart Port Cartier and head for the mine at Mont-Wright in Northeastern Québec. From the Pentrex show "Eastern Quebec’s Ore Lines, Part 1" https://rfd.video/QuebecOre1 | Railfan Depot

WW2 GERMAN MINE MADE OF WOOD! This simple looking wooden box was one of the deadliest mines of WW2. Known as the Schutzenmine 42, or Schu-mine, this German anti-personnel device was cheap to produce, and incredibly difficult to detect. Almost invisible to standard mine detectors, British forces resorted to trained detection dogs to find these buried monsters on the battlefields of Europe. Weighing around 500g, the plywood box measured around 12cm by 9cm and 4.5cm high and carried a 200g explosiv