Colas 66849 Wylam Dilly stays for 4 minutes at the Terminus on a training run from Tavistock Jct
Roger Salter Andrew Triggs & Roger Winnen
Roger Salter Andrew Triggs & Roger Winnen
Wylam Dilly is the second oldest surviving Railway Locomotive in the World. However its not this one! The original Wylam Dilly was built in 1815 by William Hedley and Timothy Hackworth for Wylam Colliery near Newcastle.
170920g Wylam Dilly at Penzance behind the flower arrangements and the brushes for cleaning the windscreen windows - Copyright Roger Winnen
170920b 14.00 Penzance to Tavistock Junction 66849 Wylam Dilly Built 31st May 2004 as 66576. Copyright Roger Salter
170920d A rain soaked Platform 1 with 66849 now arrived from over the border. Copyright Andrew Triggs
A red'un by the river
Carne Point
Craig Munday
Carne Point
Craig Munday
The river mists cleared just in time for this shot overlooking Carne Point 66206 with the 6g06 on the 19th September 2017 Copyright Craig Munday
Chard Junction
John Cornelius
John Cornelius
Copyright John Cornelius
