If you register, you can do a lot more. And become an active part of our growing community. You'll have access to hidden forums, and enjoy the ability of replying and starting conversations.

Scapyard in Spain, time frozen still.

本贴由 Baldwin 于 2012-10-23 发布. 版块名称: Narrow Gauge Railways

  1. Baldwin

    Baldwin Guest

    ....nothing changes here !...Preserved Narrow Gauge Steam and More in Aragon
     
    Baldwin, 2012-10-23
    #1
  2. Baldwin

    Baldwin Guest

    ...More details here..ARAGON
     
    Baldwin, 2012-10-23
    #2
  3. Rumpole

    Rumpole Part of the furniture

    注册日期:
    2005-12-17
    帖子:
    2,604
    支持:
    889
    职业:
    Tea-Maker
    所在地:
    34105
    Heritage Railway Volunteer:
    Yes I am an active volunteer
    Those Black Hawthorn locos are handsome little things.
     
    Rumpole, 2012-10-24
    #3
  4. taliesin1999

    taliesin1999 New Member

    注册日期:
    2008-06-17
    帖子:
    29
    支持:
    16
    One of them makes an appearance in "Krakatoa: East of Java" and is without doubt the highlight of the film.

    Wonder if Statfold could be persuaded to add a metre gauge line!!

    Peter Hayward
     
    taliesin1999, 2012-10-24
    #4
  5. MuzTrem

    MuzTrem Member

    注册日期:
    2011-03-13
    帖子:
    976
    支持:
    1,279
    It would be wonderful to see a couple of the British-built engines repatriated, even if only for static display.
     
    MuzTrem, 2012-10-24
    #5
  6. Baldwin

    Baldwin Guest

    ..from what i've seen and heard about this scrapyard nothing has ever been sold ! The three Couillets from the 1880's in line is just unbeatable almost too hard to believe, there are photos of them on flickr at the yard.
     
    Baldwin, 2012-10-24
    #6
  7. Dumphrey

    Dumphrey New Member

    注册日期:
    2009-03-29
    帖子:
    119
    支持:
    2
    职业:
    Retired company director
    所在地:
    A, A
    Funny, I always thought that the highlight was discovering that Krakatoa was east of Java, when all the maps show it to the west!
    But I agree that the BHs would make a very welcome addition to the UK scene.

    Ian
     
    Dumphrey, 2012-10-24
    #7
  8. Meiriongwril

    Meiriongwril Member

    注册日期:
    2007-06-03
    帖子:
    837
    支持:
    704
    性别:
    男
    所在地:
    Cymru
    And that it's called Krakatao not Krakatoa ... :)
     
    Meiriongwril, 2012-10-24
    #8
  9. lynbarn

    lynbarn Well-Known Member

    注册日期:
    2006-08-22
    帖子:
    1,554
    支持:
    536
    性别:
    男
    职业:
    Retired
    所在地:
    Kent
    Heritage Railway Volunteer:
    No I do not currently volunteer
    About twenty years ago a group I as part of tried to bring one or two back to a project based along the former Manchester ship Canal at a place called Moat Wheel!!!! or better know as the Manchester ship canal railway's workshop, sadly Man City Football club and Sports UK decides that a new sport arena should be built on the same site so that stopped one of Britain's most interesting heritage railway projects in its track.

    What was so special about the site, was it had various gauges from 2ft 6ins, 3ft, Meter, Standard, 5ft 3ins all laid out, I think one of the reasons the site had been chosen was that is also linked up to the former Beyer Peacock works site.
     
    lynbarn, 2012-10-24
    #9
  10. ragl

    ragl Well-Known Member

    注册日期:
    2010-02-03
    帖子:
    1,797
    支持:
    1,934
    性别:
    男
    职业:
    Consultant Engineer
    所在地:
    Shropshire
    Interesting Colin, but I think that your geography is slightly iffy, Mode Wheel - the former MSC Loco Workshop, is in Salford and the other side of Manchester from Gorton, where Beyer Peacock where situated.

    It sounds like it would have been an interesting project, the Mode Wheel site was well equipped for loco maintenance, etc., a real pity that it is gone.

    Cheers

    Alan
     
    ragl, 2012-10-25
    #10

分享此页面