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Sorry about the delay of the photos from my side but here they are!














































































































Several trains ran, a good romp for my Caradoc CADNO and a lineup which believe it or not, of engines that i have owned in previous rosters

Fantastic company and great little railway - very immersive and a joy to drive on too - looking forward to it again

great shots lovin the line up at the end..

Thanks for posting those photos Doug. A very enjoyable visual visit.

The WLLR certificate is the 'icing on the cake' - nice one Greg.

Chris Cairns.

Some good shots there Doug, is the slight glare off some objects an effect for softening?

Wow! I didn't realise you'd been so busy with your camera!
Nice set of photo's

Narrow Minded:85851 wrote:Wow!  I didn't realise you'd been so busy with your camera!
Nice set of photo's

You didn't? Surely you saw me pottering around with my camera, recording trips and lineups - and trying to 'get' certain scenes including at Codnor?

Ta muchly, twas a great pleasure doing it all!

Mr. Bond of the DVLR:85841 wrote:Some good shots there Doug, is the slight glare off some objects an effect for softening?

I must confess it's my camera, although set to 'fast motion capture' it's getting on for age now and so is somewhat overexposing at times

steamie1:85836 wrote:great shots lovin the line up at the end..

Cheers. As said, would you believe that all four locos I owned at one point or another? [yes, including the "Leader" - I owned it for a week or so...]

Chris Cairns:85840 wrote:Thanks for posting those photos Doug. A very enjoyable visual visit.

The WLLR certificate is the 'icing on the cake' - nice one Greg.

Chris Cairns.

You're welcome Chris. The certificate was indeed the icing on the cake to what had been a fantastic afternoon running and Greg and his Mrs were great, welcoming hosts Warm welcome indeed, and very informative as well.