Train of the week from the BBR.
Just a typical short goods heading down the branch towards Boxer Bay & the docks.
The L&Y van is one of my favorite wagons, another inherited scratch build from a friend.
A fictitious Colonel Stephens light railway set in 1920s-30s Somerset.
Train of the week from the BBR.
Just a typical short goods heading down the branch towards Boxer Bay & the docks.
The L&Y van is one of my favorite wagons, another inherited scratch build from a friend.
Just one photo today, another shot of BBR #1 Niki shunting a couple wagons into the brewery. That chap has been reading the paper for a long time, probably can't believe what he's reading.
It's our Thanksgiving holiday here in the states today and I just wanted to express my Thanks to all the online forums & friends I've made over the years in this wonderful hobby. I've learned so much following your endeavors in the hobby.
Here's a couple photos of the railway, with BBR #1 departing with a short goods down to the docks, and a shot of the engine shed, with a Peckett taking a deserved break after some shunting. Cheers !
Tristan captured this scene of a Great Western 45xx with a rather lengthy goods, crossing the canal & peat tramway between Boxer Bay & Windrush Junction.
Tristan, the local photographer & railway enthusiast (who incidentally drives a Vauxhall, not a Bentley !) captured BBR Terrier #3 Josie arriving with the up mixed train, and again departing with the return passenger service.
A simple little project for the weekend completed. Even something so simple as a shed can be satisfying. She takes her place next to the signal box at Windrush Junction. Just for fun I include a black & white period photo. The driver of that Austin has been sitting there for a good long time now, I wonder why :)