| Wednesday 22nd was the quietest day. 3440 and 9017 double-headed all day on Ian Allan specials, and 5526 worked the auto train,but was not between the stock. A few shots of Pontycysyllte aqueduct thrown in for variety, before the rail action began.
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22.4.09 Pontycysyllte aqueduct 1024x683 090422_IMG_4347.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 Pontycysyllte aqueduct. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4348.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 Anglo-Wesl boats moored in the basin on the north side. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4349.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 A barge heads south over the aqueduct. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4350.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 Northbound barge on the aqueduct. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4351.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 View of the River Dee below. Looking towards Llangollen, some 4 miles distant. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4353.JPG |
22.4.09 Paseengers on the barge are faced with a sheer drop on the far side. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4354.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 3440 and 9017 recreate an Ian Allan special as they storm through Berwyn. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4356.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 3440 and 9017 storm past Berwyn. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4362.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 5526 and the auto-train trundle down from Berwyn tunnel towards Berwyn. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4366.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 5526 is held by signals at Glyndyfrdwy. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4368.JPG Buy Print |
22.4.09 5526 moves towards Glyndyfrdwy station. 1024x683 090422_IMG_4370.JPG Buy Print |
