Peter Gredan Davies taught in schools in London, Hong Kong and Plymouth, including a short service commission in the Royal Navy as an instructor officer. On retirement, he qualified as a steam locomotive fireman on the picturesque Bodmin and Wenford Railway. He lives with his wife, Barbara, in South-East Cornwall, where he is a member of the Mount Edgcumbe Railway and Model Society and where he works, plays and rides on a miniature railway in a beautiful country park.
Gryph is a state-of-the-art electric rescue train who can travel at over 1000 kilometres per hour. He is constructed from a secret alloy called ‘endurium’ which is bullet-proof and can convert sunlight into electricity to recharge his batteries.His advanced computers allow him to think for himse...
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