Something for narrow gauge fans... 2'-6" gauge.

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"Sir Drefaldwyn" on the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway during its last boiler ticket. It hoped that the loco will soon be back in action. 



Going on shed at Llanfair... except there was no actual shed at that stage!


Over the inspection pit.


Taking water at Welshpool Raven Square before the water tower was installed. 


On the road.


Moving into the loop at Llanfair.


Admiration at Llanfair.


Crossing the Banwy bridge.


Comments

  1. Andy in Germany29 November 2022 at 18:28

    I still think she's a lovely piece of engineering: not elegant, but still attractive.

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  2. Anonymous29 November 2022 at 18:31

    Recognise anyone in picture number six?

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