Don't forget this Saturday
Peter Johnson presents.
The lives and deaths of some railway personalities, mainly narrow gauge.
The meeting commences at half past six in the Memorial Hall Redruth Methodist Church.
Refreshments available.
For details of venue please click here.
Peter Johnson presents.
The lives and deaths of some railway personalities, mainly narrow gauge.
The meeting commences at half past six in the Memorial Hall Redruth Methodist Church.
Refreshments available.
For details of venue please click here.
The dismantling of the 1882 footbridge at St Austell
Roger Winnen
Roger Winnen
190203zw The dismantling of the 1882 footbridge at St Austell viewed on Sunday 3rd February 2019 Copyright Roger Winnen
190203zx The dimantling viewed from the down platform. Copyright Roger Winnen
The renewal of the Up Loop at Crediton
Alan Peters
Alan Peters
Colas Rail Freight class 70 at Crediton with a train of side tippers for the bottom ballast prior to the new track is laid, 70815 is see just to the North of the station in the evening of 2nd February 2019 - Copyright Alan Peters
Crediton station with the newly laid concrete sleeper track, note the Colas Rail tamper waiting for the ballast to be dropped 03/02/19 - Copyright Alan Peters
20 Auto hoppers is not something you see everyday on the Barnstaple Branch, Colas Rail 66847 is seen Just south of Credition station between the River Creedy and Hookway foot crossing after dropping ballast on the newly re-laid up loop, the train was top and tailed with 70807 and will reverse at Exeter Riverside before working as 6C24 to Hinksey 03/02/19 Copyright - Alan Peters
Many Thanks Alan
Quintrell Downs
The late John Cornelius
The late John Cornelius
Copyright the late John Cornelius
Copyright the late John Cornelius
A much more recent view of Quintrell Downs looking towards Newquay. A quite busy road - the A3058 crosses the line in the foreground. Copyright the late John Cornelius.
Turning about a view from the platform - the line appears to enter a tunnel such is the tree growth. 15th July 2014. Copyright the late John Cornelius