Rob Dickinson
International Working Steam Pages
Although Rob has stopped covering China, he still covers the rest of the world
and stationary steam engines. Rob and his wife Yuehong are now producing steam
DVDs of China and Indonesia focussing on narrow gauge steam railways and stationary
steam engines. The link above is to the information pages. Details of the DVDs
are at http://www.internationalsteam.co.uk/dvd/isvideos.htm
Bernd
Seiler's Farrail Website
Bernd travels the world for steam and organises group tours to see working and
preserved steam in action. His website
offers trip reports and maps along with details of his upcoming tours.
Davos
Worldwide Trains
Dave Phillips who contributed several interesting reports to very
obscure places on my website now has his own page of photos of railway operations
in Asia including Sri Lanka and Indonesia
Brian
Rumary's Industrial Railway Website
Brian has trip reports especially of Germany and Austria (but also including
China and Indonesia) as well as a list of working Fireless Steam Locos in Germany,
Austria and Switzerland. However, much of the information is several years old
and may not describe the current situation.
Mike
Ma, China Steam Guide
I now consider Mike a friend rather than just another guide. There's no-one
better (imho) for individual or small groups and Mike is well trained in large
groups as well.
QJ
Country - SY Country - Steam in China
This was THE site for information on steam in China. It still exists but is
no longer being updated. A new version SY
Country promises to keep the information going although this appears to
be limited to occasional news items and a good range of trip reports. The Steam
Lines section does not seem to have been updated since the handover. You should
also join the Yahoo group Steam_in_China.
The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Society
For up-to-date news, join the Yahoo group DHR
Chat The Australian version the Darjeeling Himalayan Supporters Association
appears to be defunct.
Industrial
Narrow Gauge Railways
This is Steve Thomason's website for information about narrow gauge, European
industrial lines as well as details of his DVD and Video offerings. Well worth
a look. Not much steam but lots of obscure narrow gauge details.
Trains of Turkey
I spent several years working in Turkey and chasing the last steam workings
in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This website is a good resource for those
interested in finding out more about the TCDD.
Railography Home Page
The man once famous for his Crapshots maps and photos has an extensive website
of steam and modern traction worldwide including useful trip reports.
If you like the weird and wonderful you will enjoy:
New
Zealand Geared Locomotives and New
Zealand Logging Locomotives. You may also want to sign up to the yahoo groups
NZ Bush and Narrow Gauge Locomotives
and NZ Heritage and
Tourist Rail.
This site is included on RailServe.com
Let me know if you would like a link to your site here.