Rathmor’s central forests have long been a source of wealth and tradition. Oak, ash, and pine once blanketed the hills, providing timber for everything from cottages to ships.
Forestry on Rathmor
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The Glynoch and Rathmor Railway website is crafted by a passionate team of model railway enthusiasts dedicated to bringing the charm of narrow gauge railways to life. Our journey began with a fascination for the intricate details and historical significance of these railways, inspiring us to create a miniature world that captures their essence. Each module is a labor of love, meticulously researched and constructed to reflect the unique characteristics of the fictional islands of Glynoch and Rathmor. Through this platform, we aim to share our progress, insights, and the joy of model railroading with fellow enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Join us as we explore the captivating world of 009 scale railways, where every detail tells a story and every train journey is an adventure.
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Mackerel Fishing
Mackerel fishing thrives in summer, when shoals chase smaller fish close to shore. They are caught with handlines or drift nets, their shimmering green-blue bodies often described in local lore as “the jewels of the sea.”
Sheep Farming on Little Rathmor
The windswept hills of Little rathmor have never been kind to crops, but sheep have thrived there since the earliest settlements.