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AWESOME pics guys! I must come along and boost the number of under 30s!!

I LOVE that BR black Lyn.

Makes me want to get one and bash it into an NA Class. I can but dream

Yeah Ive been going throuhg my L&Y literature. The Ragleth does look quite Sharp, Stewart....but the small and smallest lanky locos were all saddle tanks (e.g the "pugs")or conversions from tender engines, e.g. the Aspinall 0-6-0s and I dont think they ever owned narrow gauge. Still it...

"Canopus" an 0-6-2 Manning, Wardle?

So hey guys I've decided Im going to put my Ragleth in Aspinal's black lined red goods livery of the L&Y. Ragleth looks very 1880s Manchester Sharp, Stewart . Do you think that would be too much? Also: looking at various L&Y engines....where can one get Ramsbottom safety valves from? Im thin...

I'm preaching on 'A Christmas Carol' on Sunday....and how Unitarians like Charles Dickens "invented" the Christmas we know today. :) The book is a very good read and I did surprise a more Christian friend of mine by telling them neither God nor Jesus make an appearance in it...which surpri...

DId you read the article in Garden Rail about modding the "Tadja" kit? The article writer cladded the boiler in wood and fitted a replacement chimney to replace the solid resin one - with very good results!

Ive got their albums. The quality is variable.

The lead singer/band leader dude is a FANTASTIC organist. Really talented classical musician.

Pendo...thats a 9F mate.... 2 -10-0 "Evening Star" jobby. Big great big ugly things they are....

WOW. what a smooth runner. and bloody quiet.

Yes I have. Its goood. as are their working hinges and whatnot

Looks great!! what not brake gear?

She looks good in plain green with late BR totem

She looks really good in BR Early black...tempting............

Glyn Valley Beyer, Peacock, either the original twins "Sir Theodore" and "Dennis" or the later,longer,"Gyln"