 | Live steam snowploughing with Lady Anne loco Snowplough built by my good friend Mick Walton in operation for the first time on my 45mm gauge garden railway, the Waltham & Lincolnshire Coast Railway. |
 | KWVR Winter Gala - 16th February 2008 - Part 4 KWVR Winter Gala - 16th February 2008 - Part 4 The last few trains up the bank from Keighley. No. 85, followed by the 'K1' and the Dubdee, double-heading six coaches. |
 | WENSLEYDALE RAILWAY - Leeming Bar to Ribblehead Viaduct TRIP TO RIBBLEHEAD On 22nd July 2007 the Wensleydale Railway ran a special train with five DMU cars, headed by a class '101' to Redmire. Here, the party were met by a bus, which took them to Ribblehead Station for a guided walk across the famous Ribblehead Viaduct, which was unused that weekend because of engineering works. This is the happy party of mostly 'mature' people who had arrived from all parts of the country. The old chap through the window told me a tale or two of the old days! This bit of video was taken with my new digital camera which uses a hard-drive and needs no tapes. Sounds like a good thing? We'll see all in good time. See also my video of 80105 at work in August 2007. |
 | The Lincolnshire Christmas Fayre LMS Class 5MT 4-6-0 45407 passes through Outwood in West Yorkshire. |
 | Barrow Hill 10th Nov 2007 1306 Mayflower & 4471 Green Arrow double headed |
 | Foxfield Railway Arrival and departure of a passenger train |
 | Teddy Boston drives a Pecket 0-4-0 Pecket 0-4-0 driven by the late Teddy Boston |
 | Black 5 45231 & J15 65462 @ Barrow Hill LMS Black 5, No. 45231, and LNER J15, No. 65462, masking as classmate No. 65466, run at Barrow Hill during a Steam Gala. |
 | Middleton Railway Gala 21/4/2007 Part One A quick look at the first train - i.e. Wickham the railcar. The steam locos will come later. Watch this space! |
 | LINCOLNSHIRE LIGHT RAILWAY - Spring 1994 - Part 1 LINCOLNSHIRE LIGHT RAILWAY - Spring 1994 After retiring from forty years toil in 1992, I used to spend a couple of days a week helping Alan Turner with his Lincolnshire Railway Museum which was situated in the old goods yard adjacent to Burgh-le-Marsh station on the Boston-Grimsby line. The museum was housed inside the former GNR goods-shed, while Alan had built a 10.25 gauge railway around the shed and down to the end of the yard. Shortly before the site was sold off I built a brake van from mostly scrap material, before taking it to the railway, about thirty miles away. There are a couple more episodes to come., |
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