S&DJR no2147 Uskmouth I First run in preservation.

[@Phil-oj5nr]

My mother did part of her hairdressing apprenticeship in Midsomer Norton. I got as far as Shillingstone in about 1958 or ‘59. Sadly never did the whole line. Well done for the work that has been put into this project, a labour of love.

[@ЛЬВИНИ]

Very nice, like!

[@XxBec3509]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@alanmcgunnigle4186]

Interesting seeing a Peckett number 2147. In New Zealand we have number 2157 which runs on 3'6 gauge. I recognized the oiling arrangements in the slide bar and front of pisrton before I saw the makers plate. They are very reliable, easy to fire and maintain locos.

[@XxBec3509]

@@alanmcgunnigle4186 and they sound great for a small loco.

[@johndrew3202]

Interesting video thanks. I trust the shunter was not pushing up the hills! Good to see steam on a line I have no knowledge of, yet!

[@XxBec3509]

@johndrew3202 the steam locomotive was working the train as the track dried off.

[@wideyxyz2271]

Nice loco ❤

[@XxBec3509]

I agree 100%

[@ByJimineeItsBREXIT-z2k]

Is Mike Arlett involved at all?

[@XxBec3509]

Not sure. The volunteers change.