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Last Updated Apr 3, 2011
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Here are a few links to sites I like.
GRASS-the Garden Rail Addicts of Sutherland Shire - My local group of GR friends
the Garden Whistle is the newsletter of the GR guys in New Zealand and it's really worth reading.
Model sites...
Mark Hobbs' Turrella Tramway line
Geof Coleman's Barron Tableland Railway
Glen Anthony's NEW Rocky Creek line in Christchurch, New Zealand
Kerry Paterson's Ashburton Forks line. Detailed New Zealand scratchbuilt modelling at 1:24. A beauty!
The Coramba Creek Timber Co. Railway. Graham Morphett's amazing garden and railway, on the Gold Coast (now defunct).
James' McInerney's The Rurr Valley Railway & Mining Co.(now closed, but reopening soon)
The Sydney Live Steam Locomotive Society.
Goran Jonsson's UTJ railway in Sweden. In Swedish but great pictures.
Shishi-ga-tani (Deer Valley) Light Rail - A Japanese line in Sydney, by Toshi Yoshioka - a very talented scratchbuilder.
Clive Tucker's Scampington and Chipside Garden Railway - He's in Hampshire, UK. A very comprehensive site.
Matthew Foster's Takasaki Light Railway - He models Japanese narrow gauge.
The Northern Colorado (USA) Garden Railroaders
Other GR sites...
Garden Railways Magazine.
Australian Model Railway Magazine.
Garden Headquarters- a gardening site with GR links
Real Aussie Railways worth visiting...
Puffing Billy Vic.
Pichi Richi SA
Walhalla Goldfields Railway, Vic
Kerrisdale Mountain Railway, Vic.
Glenreagh Mountain Railway NSW
Dorrigo Steam Museum NSW
The West Coast Wildnerness ABT railway, Queenstown TAS.
..and some from around the World....
Those fantastics little trains of Wales.
The Georgetown Loop Railroad, Colorado USA
Driving Creek Railway, Coromandel, New Zealand. Could this be the ultimate BIG backyard railway?
The Bay of Islands Vintage Railway, New Zealand
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