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This area of the Corris Railway
Web Site contains video footage taken during visits to the Corris Railway.
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The Tattoo locomotive in steam. 4th April 2005.
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Steam test and our first sight (and sound) of movement "under it's own steam" |
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July 1999 Working party
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Jill & Mike Oxford and Rosie Guest clear the bank next to the new signal box at Maespoeth |
Richard Greenhough raises the height of "Tedrian's Wall" |
The late Malcolm Betts rubs down No. 6 in preparation for it's first undercoat. |
Spring Bank Holiday May '99
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Changes to the window arrangement in Trecwn Van 204 - Keith and Andy Davis |
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May 1999 working party. Another "unnofficial" working party in May
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No. 5 shunting at Maespoeth - 16/5/99 |
No. 6 shunting at Maespoeth - 16/5/99 |
No.5 also doing some light work - 16/5/99 |
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No. 6 on an excursion on the Upper Corris Tramway - 16/5/99 |
Loco No. 6 has a run out into the yard |
Relaying track on the headshunt - 5/5/99 |
April 1999 working party
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Clearance work going on after removal of "the bank" |
March 1999 working party
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Removing "the bank" (again). There were many sessions removing this bank of earth. It was decided that once and for all it would have to go. |
..... while in the workshop Roger Holder puts finishing touches to the door on Trecwn Van 204 and ..... |
The late Malcolm Betts adjusts the rear cab of No.6 - Steve Wheeler welds on Carriage No.20 - Alf Oxford prepares air braking on No.6 |
February 1999 working party
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Another weekend moving slate and rubble from "the bank" |
Help from the JCB this time round |
January 1999 working party
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No 5 being shunted back to the sheds after assisting with work on the Upper Corris Tramway and first pictures of our new signal box. |
