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Rheilffordd Corris Railway

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2016 Photograph Archive

Photographs taken on 25th & 26th July 2016

Monday, 25.7.2016. Over the weekend, the final connection has been made to the south cross-over turnout at Maespoeth.
Tuesday, 26.7.2016. In the Engine Shed, Chris, Steve and Bob get things sorted to cut nylon spacers for the brake gear in the bogies for carriage Nos. 23 & 24 ...
… while in the Carriage Shed, Charles and Neil …

… construct a device for transgressors in preparation for the Pirates Weekend …
… and Adrian has carried out further welding inside the body of the Queen Mary waggon ...
… before taking a more comfortable position to carry out work on the outside.

During the day, software developers call to check and add to their work for a video game based on the Corris Railway being launched by Dovetail Games. Work stops while the programme is run!
By the end of the day, the new spacers have been incorporated into one bogie stretcher (and made for the next one) …
… while a further panel has been secured in the body of carriage No. 23 …

… and some shiny new rivet heads have been added to the Queen Mary waggon body.

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A view of the North platform in the evening light, Christmas now less than a handful of days away, with a new Welsh lockdown due at Midnight tonight this would be the last working day on the railway for a while. The rail bolster wagon sat in the South Platform road, with a bit of work this will be a good addition to the fleet. The first few wagons have reached the North platform, to be propelled back into the South platform to enable space to extract the other few rakes. The fairly poor condition of the CAT carriage here is very noticeable – the chassis seems to look OK. Saturday,  19.12.2020. Time for a grand shunt of the head-shunt at Maespoeth. With the ultimate aim of extracting the “CAT Carriage” for restoration to begin in 2021. Friday 25th December… NadoligLlawen-Happy Christmas, at Corris Station. Chris couples up the CAT wagon (which we had left outside the new wagon shelter mid shunt) in order to propel it towards the new shelter in the hope it would fit. “Doh!” – not quite. With the light failing, loco 6 sits at the head of the ‘serviceable’ works wagons ready to return them to their resting place in the siding. To enable the carriage to thoroughly dry out prior to sorting its contents and begin stripping work, it was dragged into the loco shed behind No.6 and fitted in with a couple of inches to spare. The wagon which until recently was used to store loco 10’s new boiler is next to be dragged out the undergrowth, along with four ex RNAD Trecwn wagons. The view up the siding from the cab of loco 6, the railhead by this point had become extremely greasy and sand needed to be found to gain adhesion.

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