The Rio Turbio to Rio Gallegos line in Argentina was surely one of the most extraordinary railways
in the world. Despite its two-foot gauge, large Japanese-built 2-10-2s handled vast coal trains for
162 miles through a barren, windswept wilderness. The distinctive exhaust beat of the locos could
easily be mistaken for an approaching diesel! Experience the excitement with Steam in South
America, The West Revisited and Narrow Gauge.