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Thousands of miles of railway lines closed down throughout the 20th century not least following the implementation of the Beeching report in the 1960s. Since then many have been converted to footpaths and cycleways. Fortunately, for both the keen walker and the railway enthusiast, these well worn routes and other hidden byways across the country can be enjoyed in peace and tranquillity. Follow the routes of long-closed railways across some of the most beautiful countryside and discover the lost lines of Britain.Routes include:,*Bath to Bristol Railway Path,*High Wycombe to Bourne End Railway Heritage Trail,*Brampton Way - Northampton to Market Harborough,*Elan Valley Railway,*Durham to Sunderland,*Deeside Way - Aberdeen to BallaterExploring Britain's Lost Railways is an essential companion for every railway enthusiast and outdoor adventurer.