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Tyseley Open Weekend.

Discussion in 'Galas and Events' started by saltydog, Jun 23, 2010.

  1. saltydog

    saltydog Part of the furniture

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    This coming weekend 26-27 June Tyseley will be holding an open weekend.
    Engines in steam will be 6102 Princess Elizabeth, 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, 4965 Rood Ashton Hall,
    Pannier 9600, Peckett 2004 (in the livery that she was originally delivered to Sheffield in, as new.)
    Plus two FFestiniog Locos on specially laid 2 Foot guage track.
    You will also be able to see the progress being made with the overhaul of 7029 Clun Castle.
    There will be the usual rides on the demonstration line and turntable demonstrations, plus engine cavalcades.
    http://www.tyseleylocoworks.co.uk/tlw_ods/next_od_admission.htm
     
  2. Spamcan81

    Spamcan81 Nat Pres stalwart

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    6102 Princess Elizabeth? Didn't realise the GWR named a Large Prairie. :)
     
  3. saltydog

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    Oops sorry about that. My keyboard is a GWR keyboard.:)
     
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    Too much Bathams more like. :)
     
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    I'll probably be there on the Saturday. Last visit was Tyseley 100 so I am due another visit
     
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    It's funny how different people think, my first thought was that Black Watch had been renamed.
     
  7. Sidmouth

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    I'll be there at some point . Maybe about 3pm on Sunday when England are playing

    actually looking forward to seeing Lilla again , last time was driving it in the yard at Minffordd , sheer magic
     
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    Not advertised on the website, 4953 Pitchford Hall will be in steam aswell this weekend
     
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    http://martincreese.fotopic.net/c1865158.html

    A really enjoyable afternoon . Not too busy but plenty of people enjoying a leisurely day out

    if you are not doing anything tomorrow and want to escape the football well worth it
     
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    Visited. £10 a little toppy. Not advertised but car parking is available at no extra charge.

    It must be 18 years ago I last visited and read about the exciting plans to rebuild the roundhouse.....A shame but.
     
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    Nice Pics Martin, i presume the No1 boiler outside the shed is off 4936 ?.

    Unfortunatly had other commitments this weekend, but hopefully should be seeing Lizzie again in a fortnight or so.
     
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    This is more likely to be 7029 'Clun Castles' boiler as this was recently lifted so that an overhaul could begin.
     
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    david1984 Resident of Nat Pres

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    Wasn't 7029, a No1 boiler is the type fitted to Halls 28XX's etc, the Castle type (no4 ?) had a wider diameter.
     
  14. Sidmouth

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    7029's boiler is on a well wagon by the coaling stage so I think although cannot confirm that it is most likely to be 4936's
     
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    Castles have a No. 8 boiler.
     
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    I stand corrected as i dont really know the difference between GWR Boilers and i'm more into Midland, Eastern or BR locos. Saying that, as the NNR has had a 56xx visiting every year for the last 4 years i'm quite fond of them.
     
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    The boiler out side the front of the shed is Kinlet Hall's.
    Yesterday was quite busy and today was fairly busy until about 1.pm when it went very quiet...there must have been something else happening this afternoon.
     
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    I bet most people wish they had have stayed rather than wasting 90mins of their lives watching that poor performance.
     
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    Having done Tys on Saturday I took the children Swimming yesterday afternoon safe in the knowledge the Pool would be quiet !!
     

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