| Tuesday 21.4.09 was Scottish Day, with B1 no. 1306, D49 no.246, and resident Black 5 no.44806 renumbered as 44801 doing the business.
Berwyn station was renamed 'KILLIN' in white letters on a sky-blue field for the day, and a strange red-headed figure in a large tartan bonnet wandered about there. Travelled up to Carrog in the beavertail, and returned in the non-corridor suburban stock. |
21.4.09 Early morning in the shed. 1024x768 090421_IMG_0006.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 Early morning in the shed. 1024x768 090421_IMG_0007.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 Early morning in the shed. 1024x768 090421_IMG_0008.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 Early morning in the shed. 1024x768 090421_IMG_0009.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 Truro is tucked away at the side of the shed- not on duty today. 1024x768 090421_IMG_0011.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 B1 1306 'Mayflower' at the head of the 11.00hrs departure, now with an RCTS headboard. 1024x682 090421_IMG_0011a.jpg Buy Print |
21.4.09 Interior of the beavertail. 1024x777 090421_IMG_0012.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 The beavertail in Berwyn tunnel 1024x763 090421_IMG_0013.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 Dirty windows and a strong sun made photographing awkward.. 1024x768 090421_IMG_0014.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 This line must be one of the best on which to enjoy the beavertail. 1024x768 090421_IMG_0015.JPG Buy Print |
21.4.09 Carrog. The West Lancs 0-4-0ST Hunslet ran to and fro giving footplate rides on the short demonstration track. 1024x682 090421_IMG_4301.CR2.jpg Buy Print |
21.4.09 1306 moves into the siding at Carrog. 1024x682 090421_IMG_4305.CR2.jpg Buy Print |
