The lost line from Ruabon to Barmouth on the coast represents a sea of change in how ordinary Victorian working families were granted affordable access to the strange new landscape of the Welsh heartlands. Walking Britain's Lost Railways, watch tonight at 8pm or stream now: www.knowledge.ca/program/walking-britains-lost-railways | Knowledge Network

Samaritan’s Purse is walking alongside families in western North Carolina who lost so much to Hurricane Helene. As we continue to rebuild homes, we are reminded that even in the hardest seasons, God never leaves us. “It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; He will not leave you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.” — Deuteronomy 31:8 Please join us in praying for these families and for our teams as they serve in Jesus’ Name. You can learn more by visiting SamaritansPurse.

🚂✨ The Lost Locomotive Shed of King’s Cross – 34A ✨🚂 Did you know that hidden behind King’s Cross station once stood one of the greatest steam depots in Britain? Known as Top Shed and later coded 34A, this vast locomotive depot was the beating heart of the East Coast Main Line. From the mighty A1s, A3s and A4 Pacifics that hauled express trains to Edinburgh, to the hard-working tank engines that kept London moving, Top Shed was home to more than 160 locomotives at its peak. During the war, wom