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| Bill, Chris & Michael modifying the hanging of Causey level crossing gate |
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| A delivery of Morris oils |
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| Chris, Michael & Bill keeping a careful eye on a mortar mix |
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| Chris laying stone in the gable |
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| Ian & Ian discussing ways of moving the Borrows well tank, for restoration |
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| Michael working on the gable ..... |
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| ..... mixing concrete ..... |
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| ..... & delivering it to Chris ..... |
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| ..... to fill the gap between stone & block |
4 comments:
Is the Burrows well tank being cosmetically restored, or restored to working order?
Wallsend Slipway No.3 (EB 37/1898) is not part of the TR collection. I understand that its owners are intending restoration to wo
Wallsend Slipway No.3 appears to have a lot of parts missing: The cab, the coal bunker, the side tanks etc. Are they stored elsewhere in the yard, or will the owners be obliged to fabricate/acquire those items, as well as whatever else is missing?
The cab, coal bunkers & other parts stored on site will go with the loco. The loco has a well tank between the frames. Other parts were taken off site by the owners some years ago. They intend to locate these & replace parts as necessary.
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