PRESERVED railways across the length and breadth of the country have been left heartened and humbled by the overwhelming pledges of financial support that have come forward during the coronavirus crisis. As reported in RM's May issue, in excess of 50 heritage lines have been running various forms of 'Fight Back Funds','SOS' and 'Crisis'appeals, or general appeals for donations since before the lockdown started in some cases. Many have taken advantage of social media platforms such as Facebook to keep appeals in the public eye, while others have attracted the attention of the local and national press, and even television. The range of offerings put forward has often been both innovative and inspiring, from the Fairbourne Railway selling handmade protective face masks, to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway auctioning dining and footplate experience sessions with Paul 'Piglet' Middleton and general manager Chris Price.
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机译：在冠状病毒危机期间，在该国的长度和广度上的储存铁路横跨了这个国家的长度和宽度，并谦卑地受到冠状病毒危机期间出现的压倒性的承诺。正如RM可能的问题所报告的，超过50条遗产线路运行各种形式的“反击资金”，“SOS”和危机“，或者在锁定开始之前捐款的一般上诉。许多人利用了社交媒体平台，如Facebook，以在公众眼中保持上诉，而其他人则引起了当地和国家新闻的注意力，甚至是电视。提出的产品范围往往是创新和鼓舞人心，从Fairbourne铁路销售手工保护面罩，向北约克郡摩尔铁路拍卖餐饮和脚踏板经历了Paul'Piglet'Middleton和General Manager Chris Price。
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