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I greatly enjoyed visiting your railway with Mr Portillo yesterday evening in his excellent "Railway Journeys" TV... continued
Peter M - London
A treat and a surprise. Thank you and every good wish for the future.
Clifford and Morag Bradley - Bedfordshire
Impressed with how far you have progressed since our last visit 2 yrs ago - wonderful time had by all.
R and F Bourne - East Sussex
Lots of fun - 3 very excited little boys!
The Barton Family - Hildenborough, Kent
I called in on my way to a holiday in Cornwall and was very impressed with the railway atmosphere and the friendly... continued
Pete Taylor
Last rode the train from Lynton to Blackmoor in 1929! Good to be back
Peter Read - Bristol
Four of us had lunch at the Woody bay station cafe while we were waiting to take a trip on the train during the 2nd... continued
Joan Samuels - North Devon
Just a line to say how much I enjoy your website - so do my two foster youngsters Matthew and Selina. The kids have... continued
RNJ, Matthew and Selina - Scotland
Still a magic little world
Peter T - Croydon
Very cosy station, great welcome, lovely train journey.
Mr and Mrs Davies - Rhymney, South Wales
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THE NEXT BIG THING - HELP US TO MAKE THE RAILWAY LONGER

Of course the L&B Trust is not content with carrying passengers over the section currently open and is hard at work on a project to extend the railway to Blackmoor, Wistlandpound and eventually back to Lynton.

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The World awaits the Possible Dream

 More than 75 years after the railways closure you can once more board a train at England's highest narrow-gauge railway station - the delightfully named Woody Bay Station - 1,000 feet up on wild Exmoor.
 
Run almost entirely by volunteers, we are a "non-profit" organisation owned by its Members with the mission to fully restore as much as we can of the legendary Lynton & Barnstaple Railway.
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