So wonderful to watch the operations and action from half way around the World in Victoria, Australia. Merry Christmas and thank-you to all of your team. Regards Ollie. 🌲
Outside contracts, whether new build or restoration, come to those who deliver. Well done Boston Lodge, and also to the team who delivered the NHLF restoration of the older parts of the site. Merry Christmas to you all
Well done, you wonderful people; really well done for capturing the Christmas spirit. Does the control person get paid to look out at that view? What a terribly hard life some poor souls have to endure.
*Lilla* certainly seems a lot more of a 'go to' locomotive since the workshop attention and new injector earlier in the year. Intersting that even with all the IT upgrades, the control office still relies on the MK1 pencil and paper!
So wonderful to watch the operations and action from half way around the World in Victoria, Australia.
Merry Christmas and thank-you to all of your team. Regards Ollie.
🌲
Outside contracts, whether new build or restoration, come to those who deliver. Well done Boston Lodge, and also to the team who delivered the NHLF restoration of the older parts of the site. Merry Christmas to you all
From the West Coast of South Africa, here's wishing you all a blessed MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Great to see Una is going to get the attention needed and what better place than Boston Lodge to bring her back in to steam
Well done, you wonderful people; really well done for capturing the Christmas spirit. Does the control person get paid to look out at that view? What a terribly hard life some poor souls have to endure.
Super! See you all at Rail-Ale!
I learned the Welsh for Santa Claus today 🙂 There’s never a moment where you can’t learn something 👌
Back in the 70s computer train lists on the national network was supposed to cut down on paper. That didn't work either...
I Do enjoy 143s 1.5 chime whistle
*Lilla* certainly seems a lot more of a 'go to' locomotive since the workshop attention and new injector earlier in the year.
Intersting that even with all the IT upgrades, the control office still relies on the MK1 pencil and paper!