A potter wanted clay from up the hill a bit, so he got some rails from old mines and built a 15-inch gauge railway. That's how it all started, we are told. Now there are tunnels, bridges, zigzags, and tourists paying to be taken by train to a lookout called the "Eye-full Tower" at the top of a small mountain. And the man who did it all has gone back to being a potter. There's plenty of information on the internet about the Driving Creek Railway; that's how I discovered it.