Favorite Narrow gauge?

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This one ran from Umzinto to Donnybrook. They shut it down in 1987 after a bunch of track washed out. Most of the rail has been moved to Wales for their narrow gauge line.

Definitely my favourite one. Throughout the Natal there are a lot of narrow gauge lines because of the sugar plantations and so on.

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Lillafüred State Forest Railway, Hungary

The design of the original passenger train on the Disneyland Railroad was based directly off of train cars from the Oahu Railway.

>>1053282
Japan, Taiwan, Metre-gauge trams.
Not to mention the double decker narrow gauge tram on my home island.

>>1053319
TIL.
They should convert it to a broader narrow gauge and integrate with a new rail system under the same gauge. Pity it's plain old boring standard gauge.

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The Harz narrow-gauge railway (Harzer Schmalspurbahnen)
It serves a mountain range in north-central Germany. It's the largest continuos steam train network in Europe, runs on meter gauge, runs some diesel trains and connects to/is identical with a tramway in one town.

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>>1053337
The Nordhausen interurban tram line 10 shares a track with the Harz railway.

>>1053330
>Pity it's plain old boring standard gauge.

UWOTM8?

The OR&L and the Disneyland Railroad are both three-foot gauge.

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>>1053472
Two-foot gauge for the win!

24in, SR&RL had like,100+ miles of that track in Maine

>>1053481
The new Honolulu Rail Transit. A narrow gauge one, not necessarily 914mm would be interesting.

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>>1053337
it's a cool railway line indeed

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>>1053615

>>1053612
There were several other 2 foot gauge lines in Maine that connected to it, as well. For a while, Maine had the 2nd-largest narrow gauge railroad network in the US, surpassed only by the three-foot Colorado narrow gauge system.

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>>1053282
The Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway

>>1053618
Looks like a great railway

>>1053615
>>1053618
Very comfy

>>1053651
For sure, I like the photo in the snow

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the OEG, an interurban between Mannheim and Heidelberg

Because I took it to school as a child.

>>1056264
Is that still in operation? I can't find any info on it.

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>>1056272
The line yes.

The company OEG (Oberrheinische Eisenbahngesellschaft) doesn't, it merged with the tram companies of Heidelberg, Mannheim and Ludwigshafen and the RHB railway into a new company called Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr (RNV) in the year 2005.
The old names OEG and RHB for the interurban lines still live on among the population.

>>1053289
fpbp

>>1053472

So #21 was built and Indonesia for sugar cane hauling and then imported to the U.S (specifically Carver, Massachusetts).

How the fuck did they get that shit through customs?