Trains Run Along The Newly Reinstated Bluebell Railway Line To East Grinstead For First Time In 55 Years

UCKFIELD, ENGLAND - MARCH 23: The spade and coal used to create the steam for the engine on the Grinsteade Belle on March 23, 2013 in Uckfield, England. The Bluebell Railway ran its first steam train this weekend on the reclaimed line from Kingscote to East Grinstead after volunteers from the Bluebell Society worked to reopen the line after its closure on March 17, 1958. 50 years on from Dr. Richard Beeching's report signaling the widespread closure of rural rail routes across the UK, Britain's railways are in great demand with old lines reopening and pressure on to restore rural lines that were closed. (Photo by Jordan Mansfield/Getty Images)