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Easter Weekend photographs
A nice selection of photographs of the Railway and the Narrow Gauge Railway Museum taken on Saturday 26th March by Peter Johnson. (More photos of the exhibits being moved into the new museum can be found at http://www.ngrm.org.uk/.)
No. 2 "Dolgoch" coals up at Wharf.
No. 4 "Edward Thomas" prepares to leave Wharf.
No. 3 "Sir Haydn" is prepared in the loco shed.
No. 6 "Duncan" is still in the workshop.
Customers order food in the new cafe.
Looking through the shop towards the cafe.
In the museum, track components are worked on.
"Rough Pup" in its new home.
"George Henry" now lives at the foot of the museum stairs.
"Rough Pup", "George Henry", and (a bit of) the Padarn Railway host wagon.
Source: Talyllyn Railway: Latest News
Posted by mark mullarkey on 28 March 2005
