Eastnor Castle steam 2012

[ruston-tom]

Few of my pictures from the day, didn't a shot of all the engines or minatures in attendance but was nice to see engines freely moving around the courtyard and a lot of people out in the sun!











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[Matt S]

Damn, I was on the 'verge' of going there as well.

[ruston-tom]

I almost got sunburnt too - who'd of thought it in June!!!

[Mr_Bulldozer_UK]

Hi can anyone tell us the identity of the Green engine, in the first picture please ?

[Roger]

Originally Posted by Mr_Bulldozer_UK

Hi can anyone tell us the identity of the Green engine, in the first picture please ?

Possibly this one? http://www.tractiontalkforum.com/showthread.php?t=18532

[The Pirate]

Yes - it's Fowler 14950, which lives in Hay-on-Wye.
Russian Fowler, hauling and winding engine.
Originally preserved by Tom Paisley.

[gordonwatkins]

Tristan I was unable to identify the Burrell road loco named Britannia have you any details.

[Pedlers mate]

Originally Posted by gordonwatkins

Tristan I was unable to identify the Burrell road loco named Britannia have you any details.

That will be Burrell 4019 of 1925. Hope you don't mind me butting in here.

[The Pirate]

It's Burrell Traction 4019, owned by Neil Gough from Sussex.
It's on an extended holiday in the area, whilst the owner 'plays' with a Foden tractor.
It's now a three speed traction, and is probably one of the finest engines you could wish for.