This July sees the publication of the next issue of the Southern Way series, No 31. Already set to be included are some off-beat and off-the-wall articles covering some interesting Southern topics, including carriage roof-boards for example.
More normal perhaps is the continuing coverage of the ‘old’ railway, including Ringwood goods yard, more on Southampton, electric gates at Mount Pleasant, and the story of the ‘Q’ class.
Plus, there is the usual multifarious mixture of steam, infrastructure, reminiscences and what can only be described as the downright unusual.
