On 25 March 2007, the world's first passenger railway would have been 200 years old. The original ancestor, known as the Mumbles Train, was a four-wheeled "dandy", drawn by a horse, along a track from Swansea Canal around Swansea Bay to Oystermouth in Mumbles, Wales. The line was actually put down t
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