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Rheilffordd Corris Railway

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2019 Photograph Archive

Photographs taken between 27th July & 1st August 2019

Saturday, 27.7.2019. Things are looking optimistic, with Ben producing a gleaming finish on loco No. 7 as it gently raises steam …
… while Trefor is coming up the hill with No. 6 and the passenger stock.
Just a fraction late, the first (ecs) Up working departs Maespoeth. Taking no chances, No. 11 is stabled on the loop line to take over if No. 7 proves problematic.

However, there are no problems, so No. 5 gets its steam bath at the end of the day.
Sunday, 28.7.2019. Andy makes an unscheduled appearance, complete with door for carriage No. 23 …
… and is soon joined by Ian ...

… and later, Charles and Scottie.
The forecast for today is not good – more passengers, perhaps
In between trains, Richard in Low-Viz trims back errant growth within station limits …

… passing the doorway to the rear access of the Shed, which is usually closed off by a sliding door (now deceased).
Nevertheless, Trefor looks happy …
… until a very happy Medical Alert dog in Corris, wipes his face!

Meanwhile, Andy has finished assembling another carriage bogie (well, as far as he can go for the moment) …
… and makes a start on the last one – for now.
The last Up train of the day departs Maespoeth past the Ash tree suffering from die-back (to be felled shortly) …

… with a (deliberately) rather empty bunker!
Tuesday, 30.7.2019. Our fire extinguishers at Maespoeth, are all lined up for their annual inspection …
… as Tony touches up the paintwork on recent welds on carriage No. 24 …

… Dick attends to paint on a fouling board missed earlier in the season ...
… and Bob marks out carriage brake hangers for drilling (all done by day’s end) …
… while later in the day, glass is fitted to one side of one saloon in carriage No. 23.

Thursday, 1.8.2019. Adrian cuts more steel off-cuts …
… and welds them into the frames of carriage No. 24 to stabilise the Guard’s compartment partition …
… before heating up bar …

… and bending it to form one end of a carriage handrail.
The rather hot bar is then cooled (and trimmed) …
… and brackets welded on to form a complete carriage handrail for one saloon – after painting. Three more to go!

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… but with the ability to reverse lorries back almost all the way (of this stage), things should speed up – if the weather holds! … to blind the coarse stone foundation drainage layer – in the rain. A bit of vegetation clearance reveals long forgotten pegs, indicating the approximate line and level of the proposed new track in relation to the embankment works … After a good section has been spread, trimmed and tracked in, Jack rolls it … At last, lorries can back further down the site – double handling should be much reduced from now on! Monday, 14.9.2020. It is dry at last, and more material has been delivered … Southern Extension. Pont y Goedwig Deviation Project. Monday, 7.9.2020. Quarry rejects from Aberllefenni have been fetched and spread … Thursday, 10.9.2020. Fill from Dolgellau is spread on geotextile … Tuesday, 15.9.2020. … and spread – but roadworks en route with convoy working, slow deliveries. Wednesday, 16.9.2020. … ready for more deliveries, but roadworks are still holding things up. … and rolled to seal against water penetration. … different positions, here (temporarily) on a separate waggon chassis.

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