Geoff's Colour Railway Photos

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		Brussels tram no 7535 is seen in the City centre, September 1973 ....a quick look, on the return journey from a holiday in Austria
		Ostend coastal tramway - a tram and two open wagons (!) pass through the streets, September 1973 Still on that return journey - we flew back to Southend from Ostend. The coastal tramway runs from Knokke to De Panne, near the French border
		Car M1 328 on the modern tramway at Nantes, France, 6 April 1993 Nantes is a relative newcomer to trams
		South African and Austrian trams at Crich Museum, July 1978  Two nicely restored foreigners at the museum which is home to many preserved British trams. The Austrian vehicle is a former New York "streetcar"
		Dudley tram no 3 at the Black Country Museum, 3 August 1989 A narrow gauge tram, survivor of the once-extensive Black Country network
		Car no 718 on the Blackpool tramway, 19 August 1978 The coastal tramway survived at Blackpool, when the rest of the UK lost its trams
		Car no 5 descends into Llandudno on the Great Orme Tramway, 3 August 1985 This cable-car line is currently undergoing some renovation
		Cars 21 and 04 at Fitzallen Square, Sheffield, 2 September 1994 The British tramway revivlval has begun!
		Bury - Manchester tram at Hagside, 2 September 1994 Bury - Manchester - Altrincham, another revival, though mostly along former BR lines
		West Midlands Metro car no. 13 on the Bilston Road, 6 June 1999 Latest addition, the line opened on 30th May 1999. Mostly built on the old GWR route to Birmingham Snow Hill, the first mile or so from Wolverhampton is along the streets.

See also Page 13 for a Porto tram