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| David, Dai & Matthew preparing No.2 this morning |
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| David taking No.2 onto the train ..... (photo courtesy of Dave Hewitt) |
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| ..... & heading out around the curve to Terrace Junction ..... (photo courtesy of Dave Hewitt) |
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| ..... with the photographer in view |
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| Heading for Bowes Bridge & Sunniside (photo courtesy of Dave Hewitt) |
| At Sunniside, Jack heads out to check tickets ..... (photo courtesy of Stu Armstrong) |
| ..... Callum checks doors as No.2 runs round ..... (photo courtesy of Stu Armstrong) |
| ..... & David oils round prior to departure (photo courtesy of Stu Armstrong) |
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| In the workshop, Richard is machining piston rings for Horden |
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| Geoff sets up a drilling job |
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| Ethan painting Horden's wheels |
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| In No.7, Susan sweeping the floor between parties |
| Joseph setting tables for afternoon tea (photo courtesy of Stu Armstrong) |
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| The cream teas departing from Andrews House |
| Callum waving the flag (photo courtesy of Stu Armstrong) |
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| In Marley Hill shed, Oliver (at the buffers) giving a talk to visitors ..... |
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| ..... followed by Logan ..... |
| ..... at both ends of the shed (photo courtesy of Gordon Smith) |
| Ben talking about Pickering's No.3 (rest of the group in the shade) (photo courtesy of Gordon Smith) |
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| Richard explaining the work being done on Horden's wheel sets |
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| Kyle filling Horden's buffer beam |
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| Ben cleaning Cochrane ready to visit Shildon this week |
| Angela & David chatting at the token exchange (photo courtesy of Stu Armstrong) |
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| This evening, Logan cleaning No.2's ashpan ..... |
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| ..... & Henry cleaning the cab roof |
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| Tom & Stuart working on the side frame of carriage No.1 |


















1 comment:
I love the old NER signal in picture No.2 (at old Marley Hill station), even if it isn't an original, though I wish that someone would fit it out with its missing pieces, viz: its spectacle lenses; lamp bracket; lamp and (this is a bit more difficult to replace) its finial. I hope there are plans to restore this signal (and perhaps the other ones)
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