
Marchlyn (Avonside 2067 / 1933) and Sybil Mary (Hunslet 921 / 1906) climbing up towards Statfold Junction.

Carnegie (Hunslet 4524 / 1954) providing cab rides on the 18" line. Originally supplied to Woolwich Arsenal.
Information and pictures of motive power and rolling stock produced in the British Railways era






A first visit to Statfold, to a 'Spectacle of Steam' event. I arrived about 08:30, exchanged my bar code for a wrist band, and looked through the exhibition area before watching and riding the trains. I was present for 5 hours, and there was never a time without anything to see. Statfold is located between Tamworth, and Jct 11 of the M42.
Details of the locomotives are on Statfold's website, and on Wikipedia.



The busiest weekday time at Eastleigh tends to be 13:00 to 13:40, in particular the latter 20 minutes. The weather on Monday 9th was somewhat misty.
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