Heatherslaw Light Railway
Restored narrow (15″) gauge steam railway running from the 2 miles Heatherslaw to Etal along a lovely stretch of track that follows the River Till.
Return journey takes approximately 50 minutes.
Not open in the winter!
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Heatherslaw Light Railway, Ford, Ford, Northumberland , United Kingdom
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