![Friday, 30.7.2021. A heavy wrapped body has been delivered (it took four of us [plus gravity] to unload the pallet) and is here being trollied to the Engine Shed …](https://www.corris.co.uk/wp/wp-content/gallery/8th-august-2021/Friday-30.7.2021.-A-heavy-wrapped-body-has-been-delivered-it-took-four-of-us-plus-gravity-to-unload-the-pallet-and-is-here-being-trollied-to-the-Engine-Shed-%E2%80%A6.JPG "Friday, 30.7.2021. A heavy wrapped body has been delivered (it took four of us [plus gravity] to unload the pallet) and is here being trollied to the Engine Shed …")
Photographs taken between 25th July & 5th August 2021
- Photographs taken between 18th & 25th July 2021
- Corris Railway Steam Locomotive Will Take Passengers From Corris Station For The First Time In Eight Decades
Amazing progress, it is very interesting to watch and the speed of progress. All the best for the future, how far can you get. Is the the medical centre at Corris a problem the bridge near (Machynlleth)?
Thank you for your comments Geoffrey. Amazing progress indeed.
We currently have permission to extend southwards to Tan-y-Coed picnic area which will extend the line by around two miles. Work in this respect is already ongoing. Please take a look at “Goedwig South” on this website.
The medical centre, which was housed in a portakabin at/on Corris Car Park, was removed in May 2016 after a decision by the local Health Authority to discontinue the services and transfer them elsewhere. Again, work to redesign the layout at Corris Station has already started with a major work schedule to start immediately after the passenger services and Santa trains have been completed for 2021. Please take a look at “Corris Station” on this website.
The bridge to get over the Dyfi River is a long way off yet, in terms of distance and time, but it is not too far from our thoughts.