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Dyfrdwy Tramway: Ruston awakening…

Does the sun always shine on the Dyfrdwy Tramway? Hardly, but from my photographs you might be encouraged to think so…


After getting a little gloss lacquer on the pair of Rustons they needed a photo outdoors to check the sheen, and the finish, ahead of weathering. The garden is waking up, as the line is too, and I look forward to running a few trains later today, and I’m sure there may well be a little update, if that is the case! In the meantime I hope your able to make the most of the spring sunshine. More soon…
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  1. Dirk27 March 2022 at 09:12

    Very nice, James.
    Yes, it's summertime.

    Cheers
    Dirk

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    1. James H27 March 2022 at 09:23

      Not quite, but going in the right direction!

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  2. Alan Sewell27 March 2022 at 14:35

    Hi James

    Your weather certainly looks better that here. Its been grey and misty all day. However the photos are great and remind me of the atmosphere of NG industrial railways I visited in the 1960/70's. I have a photo I took and Rodmell Cement works back in 1968 admittedly of an older Ruston which has the same sunny vibe. Will e-mail you it

    Best regards

    Alan

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    1. James H27 March 2022 at 14:38

      Thanks for the photo Alan, it’s lovely full of modelable character.

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