In celebration of life getting back on track and enjoying days out by rail again, we're bringing you fascinating stories from an eclectic mix of rail aficionados. Hear about their love of train travel and what route is top of their British railway bucket list. Grab a cuppa and read on...
As a world Rail Explorer (yes that is an official title), Andy has travelled on trains in well over 80 countries and has a mission to ride every passenger rail line in Europe for his #allthelineseurope project.
After successfully completing a solo journey on the longest and highest railways in the world to reach Tibet by train, it's easy to say Matthew has circumnavigated the world (as far as possible) by rail.
Author of eleven books, Tom has a wealth of knowledge around travelling the world. In our latest interview Tom shares with us where his passion for rail travel first begun and shares some of his favourite train experiences.
After travelling solo by rail through Europe, and being based in Scotland, home to some of the most spectacular railways in Britain, it's no suprise that Lorraine has developed a passion for train travel.
With over 20 years of experience as The Telegraph Travel's rail commission editor you could say Adrian knows a thing or two about train travel. Now a roving travel reporter, we spoke to Adrian about some of his favourite rail journeys.
You may know Michael Williams as the best-selling author of On the Slow Train, On the Slow Train Again, Steaming to Victory and The Trains Now Departed. Michael joins us for the latest Rail Chatter interview and shares with us what train travel means to him.
Writing the Down Main column in Steam Railway magazine, Daniel is a well-travelled expert on all things steam. He's also written for the likes of The Telegraph, Countryfile and Country Life and can often be found criss-crossing the country by rail.
