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An Accucraft "Talyllyn" basking in the evening sun on the Llechfan Garden Railway. Photo: Peter Hirst.
"Tillie" (based on the Spooner loco "Kathleen"), built by Peter Angus, is seen on the Old Haydon & Tynedale Railway. Photo: Peter Scott.
Shades of the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway post-closure in the late 1930s. Service is suspended on Paul Bowen's L&B inspired line, due to major timber replacement work. 'Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth.' Photo: Paul Bowen.
John Maughan's "Billy" gets the right away on Peter Dawes' line in Northumberland. Photo: Paul Humphries.
"Dimlle Cottage" on the Clwyd and Dee Railway. Every narrow gauge line needs a cottage in the middle of nowhere, accessed only by rail. The building featured was made by Bill Basey, using expanded polystyrene, and lived for many years on the late Eric Lloyd's garden railway. Photo: John Wenlock.
A Roundhouse "Silver Lady" and Brandbright carriages, passing through the steam from a Darjeeling B class passing under the bridge. Photo: Tor Andresen.
A Roundhouse Mountaineer pulling a rake of Nequida coaches, at one of Guildford Model Engineering Society's pre-booked and socially distanced Open Days. Photo: Robert Hannaford.
Newly restored Buthidaung - Maungdaw Tramway (Burma) Garratt, built by Peter Angus in 2005 and seen on its maiden run on Mick Brown’s railway after being rebuilt and repainted. Photo: Paul Howard.
A moment in time. SR No. 759 'Yeo' entering Buggelskelly on the LH&BR at Shoeburyness in Essex. Despite the weather, there seems to be a distinct lack of passengers. Photo: Glen Barry.
A perfect reflection of 'Ajax' in the spring sunshine. Photo: Nicki Robinson.
