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Relive the steam era with thrilling tales and dramatic images from the world of great locomotives! Steam’s Lost Empire III will bring you 50 years of Trains’ best writing including 9 feature articles and more than 100 historic photos. Check out firsthand accounts of working on steam locomotives, studies of significant locomotive classes by authorities in the field, historic and dramatic photos, and more compelling stories!
London, Paris, Rome, Tokyo: The big cities that attract typical tourists are beautiful, cultural, fun, and historical. They're also overcrowded with...well, tourists. In fact, the post-pandemic travel glut has convinced some places to start locking tourists out, leaving would-be travelers scrambling for new options. Fortunately, there are so many more places to be discovered that are just as rewarding and magical, and nearly as accessible...they're
...3) Lost History
Explore the uncharted depths of the past in the captivating issue of Lost History: Secrets of the Deep. Embark on a thrilling journey through time as we uncover hidden treasures, forgotten civilizations, and enigmatic artifacts from beneath the world's oceans and waterways. In this issue, immerse yourself in the mysteries of the deep and discover incredible stories that have long been concealed beneath the waves. Venture into the realm of maritime
...Published by IPC Media.
Rock and pop stars, indie record label owners, the NME writers and others pick out the classic tracks that they love, but which are hidden away on albums or on B-sides or in the furthest reaches of the internet. Also feature a number of specialist pieces: from the 20 lost Libertines songs (and where to get them) to the 10 punk singles that are never talked about but equally exciting, to the tunes that should have lit up
...In recent years, scientists studying dinosaurs have revolutionized what we know about a world lost to time, much of it covered here. In this issue look for extraordinary paleoart inspired by the latest research showing what dinosaurs looked like in real life (feathered, striped, camouflaged); how many of them managed to live so gigantically large; how they ate; and how they mated and had their young. Also inside: surprising new details about their
...7) Swann's way
13) Passin' through
17) Wilderness
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