scenic railway

During April 1913 this most scenic railway line was completed.

We've been up and down so much it looks like a scenic railway."

Also in 1928, the scenic railway came to the end of its lease and was removed.

Step aboard the first scenic railway tour in the Caribbean!

"Scenic Railways" were to be found in amusement parks across the county.

However, the Paris project failed entirely after an accident on the park's scenic railway.

One of Canada's main selling points is its spectacular scenic railways.

Except that this is no scenic railway, but a total re-orientation of the personality.

The management said they would stop the scenic railway and they could all escape through the tunnel.

The scenic railway and half of the Figure 8 took the brunt of the damage.

The scenic railway was reported to be two feet taller than that of Coney Island's.

When the park opened again in April 1919, a fire destroyed the scenic railway; leaving the park without a major attraction.

There are plans to convert the "Krumpe" into a scenic railway.

Eight key routes form the principal targets of the Scenic Railways promotion.

The first ride constructed there was a scenic railway designed by William Napier.

Shall we have some ice-cream, or would you rather go on the Scenic Railway?'

Part of the Scenic Railway was destroyed by fire after an arson attack on April 7, 2008.

This led to the line becoming semi-officially known as the "World Scenic Railway".

Among the other attractions were a scenic railway (roller coaster), old mill, carousel and house of nonsense.

It opened on May 17, 1924 and replaced the Thompson's Scenic Railway.

The price was set at $50,000; $15,000 more than the Scenic Railway.

This will see the Scenic Railway repaired and restored and new trains built or acquired.

On this land, he set up an amusement park with hoopla stalls, a tower slide, a haunted house, and a scenic railway.

The Kuranda Scenic Railway has a stop in the suburb.

The scenic railway ride at Luna Park, Melbourne that has been running since 1912.