Welcome to the September update of Forgotten Relics.

We don't feature many 'disused stations' here, largely because Nick Catford covers them so wonderfully on his website of that name.

But a recent trip to see the remnants of the Severn Rail Bridge (more of that next month) offered an opportunity to check out the delightful Wye Valley stopping point at Tintern, soon to become part of a Sustrans footpath if local opposition can be appeased. Overlooked by the signal box, the main station building looks in particularly good order.

Tintern now features in our masthead along with one of the two Crook O'Lune viaducts whose elegance oozes from another of our galleries this month. The eastern structure is though ready for a bit of TLC.

To supplement Andrew King's recent pictures of Hill Tunnel, we cover the three diminutive bores at Coppet Hall which also formed part of the narrow-gauge Saundersfoot Railway. These were on its coastal branch. Steve Power has ventured north of the border to capture the tunnel running beneath London Road on the Glasgow Central Railway, torn from the timetable in 1964. And there's also a two-for-the-price-of-one viaduct from Helmshore in the Lancashire valleys.