| Compo Club outing with 5619 at Telford.
The first appearance of 5619 at "home" since it's recent overhaul at the flour mill. The opportunity was taken to run with both passenger and the recently repainted toad brake van. the whole scene looking rather like a sleepy midlands branch line towards the end of steam. Added to the mix was Peckett "Rocket" brewing up for the Bank holiday Gala Many thanks to all at the railway for their helpfulness and hospitality |
1950's yard somewhere in the midlands 2848x2136 bw2008_05030118.JPG Buy Print |
Rocket newly lit up . You can smell the sulphur form the coal 2136x2848 bw2008_05030080.JPG Buy Print |
Passing the Fixed Distant 5619 approaches Horsehay Hunction 2848x2136 bw2008_05030073.JPG Buy Print |
So how long does this take to Water ? 2136x2848 bw2008_05030057.JPG Buy Print |
taking the low level line 2848x2136 a2008_05030127.JPG Buy Print |
With a cottage in the background 5619 approaches Horsehay Junction 2848x2136 a2008_05030125.JPG Buy Print |
Passes a nice bracket peg (fixed home) at Horsehay Junction 2848x2136 a2008_05030122.JPG Buy Print |
5619 awaiting it's next move 2848x2136 a2008_05030119.JPG Buy Print |
Midlands Colliery yard ? as 5619 & Brake awaits it's next move, whilst Rocket stands on the adjacent line 2848x2136 a2008_05030118.JPG Buy Print |
Crossing over into the Horsehay works 2848x2136 a2008_05030111.JPG Buy Print |
1950's goods yard scene with 5619 just arrived to shunt and a Customer discussing requirmenst with the shunter. Many thanks to Laurence for bringing the 1950's morris Z Van 2848x2136 a2008_05030097.JPG Buy Print |
In sylvan setting , 5619 climbs away from Lawley tunnel 2136x2848 a2008_05030071.JPG Buy Print |
Ever wondered what GWR safety valves look like ? 2136x2848 a2008_05030058.JPG Buy Print |
Conversation piece at Horsehay station 2136x2848 a2008_05030056.JPG Buy Print |
Taking the high level line at Horsehay 2848x2136 a2008_05030041.JPG Buy Print |
