Winter views today in the yard after the railway had its share from the Beast from the East!
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Saturday, 24 February 2018
Branch Line Society Driver Experience
Photos from today's Branch Line Society's driver experience with No.08915 & No.D2078 in service. Photos by Ian Hughes & Kev Adlam
Chairman John Williamson (R) with his wife Jenny next to 08915 |
D2078 in Percy Main loop |
Gravitating the Brake Van at Percy Main |
Point operator training at Percy Main |
Driver under instruction by Keith McNally on 08915 |
Thursday, 22 February 2018
Drone Footage
Drone footage that was filmed last Saturday (17th) is now live on YouTube! Check it out here. |
Aerial shot of Ashington No.5 working its way up to Middle Engine Lane with the freight train |
Wednesday, 21 February 2018
Mud-Door Covers
Brake Van Wood
Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Tipper Wagon Cosmetic Work
Monday, 19 February 2018
Painting 401s Axleboxes
Sunday, 18 February 2018
Birthday Duties Today
Brake Van work this morning
Saturday, 17 February 2018
Filming Day
Photos below of todays filming day with On The Up Media taking aerial footage with their drone of multiple run pasts with both Ashington No.5 & A.No.5 on both freight and passenger trains.
Steaming up this morning |
Ashington No.5 away down the line with the freight train, seen here passing A.No.5 which was locked into the run-round loop at Middle Engine Lane on the South end of the passenger train |
Ashington No.5 beginning run-round at Percy Main |
Running round the freight train |
Afterwards, A.No.5 ran down with the passenger train, seen here returning to Middle Engine Lane |
A.No.5 crew, Tom Naisbitt (Top) and Michael Wortley (Bottom) |
D2078 & A.No.5 stabled in the South headshunt at Middle Engine Lane |
08915 running back into the yard after shunting the freight train |
Ashington No.5 at Percy Main with the last freight train |
Friday, 16 February 2018
Yesterdays Freight Demonstration Day
Below is a selection of photos from yesterdays freight & passenger trains and shunting moves with an absolutely great turn out!
Ashington No.5 coming up the bank with the first freight train |
Two photos above of A5 shunting the freight train back into the yard |
Ashington No.5 then ran onto the South end of the passenger train, which was stabled in the run-round loop, here the driver & guard are discussing the shunt required to pick up the third carriage |
Two photos above show ACC5 propelling the train through the platform after A5 had stabled the third carriage in the North headshunt |
Pulling back into the platform with the passenger train, with a large queue of passengers waiting for the 1130 departure |
ACC5 after arrival back with the passenger train, with A5 on the other side of the yard after re-marshalling the freight train |
Ready to detach and run-round |
Visitors admiring A5 in the yard |
ACC5 pulling forward into the headshunt to run-round the passenger train |
A5 pulling the freight train down in the South headshunt |
Then propelling it into the North headshunt ready for ACC5 to pick up |
Trundling back into the yard |
A5 stabled on the crossover with ACC5 at the end of the platform, about to move forward onto the freight train |
Stopped for a quick break and catch up between crews |
Off to the coal road to fuel up |
Bombing up the line with the second freight train |
ACC5 departing Middle Engine Lane with the last passenger train of the day |
Arriving back into Middle Engine Lane, finishing off a very good day! |
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