An atmospheirc day at the Stanwix Light Railway
Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2010 9:30 pm
Today I found myself at a small NWAG steamup at one of the rarer visited lines, the Stanwix Light Railway in Carlise. It was a fantastic day for taking photos, and what follows is only a small selection of some rather nice ones I took. Funny the NWAG can get a sunny day in November, and yet stuggle to sometimes in July!!!
Sir Luke, the Jamod with high speed and haulege capacities, which achieved a large mileage over the day
Can you tell what it is yet?
Steamy silhouette with my Lady Anne Urien
Rhoda the Russel from the Ingleton Mountain Railway
Urien at one end of the "dog bone"
Whernside passes the main station
LMSjools Merlin Hunslet, also enjoying the low sun
I said that Jamod had a high haulege capacity....
PTLRsam gave a couple of his Archangels a run out, this is Sgt Murphey at the internediate station
The resident Roundhouse Billy made a welcome return to service, seen here passing the Waterfall
PTLRcecil brought Gussie, seen at the other end of the circuit
As well as Urien, I brought along my Superior for a (possible!) last run in maroon
PTLRsam also ran his Archangel Darjeeling B-class
Then the Archangel locos teamed up with stunning effects....
I might post a few more pics, indeed choosing which to post on the forum was really hard!
Many thanks to our hosts Geoff and Yvonne for a great day and for all the food provided. Thanks from me should also go to LMSjools for giving me a lift to and from Carlise
Sir Luke, the Jamod with high speed and haulege capacities, which achieved a large mileage over the day
Can you tell what it is yet?
Steamy silhouette with my Lady Anne Urien
Rhoda the Russel from the Ingleton Mountain Railway
Urien at one end of the "dog bone"
Whernside passes the main station
LMSjools Merlin Hunslet, also enjoying the low sun
I said that Jamod had a high haulege capacity....
PTLRsam gave a couple of his Archangels a run out, this is Sgt Murphey at the internediate station
The resident Roundhouse Billy made a welcome return to service, seen here passing the Waterfall
PTLRcecil brought Gussie, seen at the other end of the circuit
As well as Urien, I brought along my Superior for a (possible!) last run in maroon
PTLRsam also ran his Archangel Darjeeling B-class
Then the Archangel locos teamed up with stunning effects....
I might post a few more pics, indeed choosing which to post on the forum was really hard!
Many thanks to our hosts Geoff and Yvonne for a great day and for all the food provided. Thanks from me should also go to LMSjools for giving me a lift to and from Carlise
