Quarterly Garden Railway Gallery, Sept 2019 FINAL REMINDER, 1WEEK LEFT to enter.

[FWLR]

Ps.Can you remind me when does this one end...

As always, it's in the the first post in the thread, Rod

Thanks Phillip..

My eyes sometimes don't work that well first thing.....

[gregh]

The old 0-6-0 is a reliable veteran. Here waiting for a clear signal at Melaleuca. An auxiliary water gin is behind the tender for the long dry trip ahead.

[BertieB]

Semi-scale Bulleid tank engine, caught squeaking around the shrubbery (further lubrication required).
Truth be told I’ve brightened this one a bit so it may not be eligible for any prize giving. Probably too many weeds too.

And here’s a picture of the cat that meets the brief (though not a gallery entry), shot through the window on an iPhone and therefore not too sharp.
Why do they do this? It can’t be any heat in the rails (it wasn’t a particularly nice day). But it’s another of the seemingly umpteen reasons that the ballast continues to get spread across the garden.

[philipy]

Thanks Bertie, nice picture. I think we can allow a little brightness as long as thats all.

Also gives me an opportunity to remind everyone that there is only a month to go to closing date - 15th September.

[Lonsdaler]

The light goods from Lindeth.
GWLR's 'Eric Arthur' on Lindeth Light Railway tracks, about to return to home rails.

[FWLR]

Superb photo Phil.

Love the steam going across the track....

[philipy]

Final reminder.
1 week left to enter. Closing date 15th September.

[Just Julie]

A wrong turn causes delays on Merlin Castle Line.

[philipy]

Nice one, Julie!

[ge_rik]

I like the way the travellers in the background are enjoying the event

Rik

[Lonsdaler]

Lovely varda.

[steamgeorge]

Taw and Lyn pull away from St Just on a double headed service at the 'West Cornwall Light Railway'.

The track behind the train swoops away towards the 'Newlyn' end of the line.

Credit to Peter and Bruce Dawes for the location and Tony Rodwell for the first 3 coaches and Lyn.

[FWLR]

Missed this sorry. Some really great photos though on some brilliant lines.