Golden Fishplate Ceremony at the MYGLR
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Golden Fishplate Ceremony at the MYGLR
Today I spent the day a moelygestlr's Moel-Y-Gest Light Railway, through combined effort we produced this idea to mock (in a good way, Paul is a WHR tracklayer) the recent joing of the FfR and WHR. As the loop had been linked up a few years ago this was crowned the official ceremony of the linking.
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Baguley and Ballasting train on one of the railway's bridges
The train approaches Moel-Y-Gest crossing
Shunting the trucks
The final bolt is tightened
'Isabelle' on the crossing
'Alicia' and 'Isabelle'
'Alicia' on the service set
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Baguley and Ballasting train on one of the railway's bridges
The train approaches Moel-Y-Gest crossing
Shunting the trucks
The final bolt is tightened
'Isabelle' on the crossing
'Alicia' and 'Isabelle'
'Alicia' on the service set
Last Saturday's events in Porthmadog seem to have missed out the bit where one loco rams another....!
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Personally I think it would have been great if they'd held the ceremony at Traeth Mawr; then they could have used Russell (if only its overhaul had been completed in time) and one of the Garratts to recreate that clichéd photograph of Promontory Point...oh well.SillyBilly wrote:Ye, I think they took it too seriously, needed some humour somewhere.
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I know, it was some bad driving on my part. To be fair that was the first time i had driven Alicia for a while and isn't it always the case that the time you cock up is the time when its on video!TonyW wrote:Last Saturday's events in Porthmadog seem to have missed out the bit where one loco rams another....!
A great day was had by both me and will though. There were quite a few accidents too, quite realsitic some of them! (unfortunatly, i dont think any where caught on camera).
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Paul Wood
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