Originally posted on Max Stafford's Kennel:
Iain has created another staggeringly good piece of railway art. Prints can be ordered through the 77021 Loco Group who will hopefully benefit from healthy sales. I’ll let Iain himself do the talking from herein! 196′-1040 was completed this morning. Belah Viaduct stood 196′ high…
Originally posted on Bristol Harbour Railway Blog:
It’s the second day of the Bristol Harbour Festival, and compared to Saturday’s thunderstorms, the weather is positively delightful. Peckett ‘Henbury’ comes out of traffic today as her 10-year boiler certificate is due to expire. She’s been a long time stalwart of the Bristol Harbour Railway from the…
Originally posted on Market Lavington Museum:
Not all items in a museum are old and here is one that is brand new. Back in the 1930s West Park Dairy, based at West Park Farm in Market Lavington had six milk tanker wagons which ran milk from Wiltshire up to London on the Great Western Railway.…
Some interesting new announcements from Bachmann, many thanks to Graham for announcing it so quickly! Southern Railway, Fisherton Sarum, Canute Road Quay & Westhill Road Today, 20/07/14, Bachmann Europe celebrated its 25th anniversary this year with a trade event at their Leicestershire headquarters. Bachmann Europe was established in England during 1989. Initially its Branchline product range consisted…
Originally posted on Loco Yard:
On the first day of the 75th Anniversary of Mallard breaking the world speed record for steam traction, my friends at UK Heritage Hub published some of the first pictures of “The Gathering” here on Locoyard which gave an excellent background (click here to read it) to why all six…
Originally posted on Dave Letcher Photography:
Achenseebahn locomotive “Georg” (built 1889) at Jenbach, Austria; 28-06-14
Tragic News! The thoughts of everyone who writes for LocoYard.com are with her family at this terrible time.
What a fantastic Photograph!
Well a day of mixed fortunes chasing Braunton. Met up with my gorgeous man Andy at Fairwood Junction and got a shot there, then went off to Hillfarrance but never made it in time so continued on to Paignton for lunch and a meet up with my sis for lunch and a pint! Great shot…
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