The Tale of Ballynahinch and its Funny Little Engine

Are you sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin...

[@susancraig3966]

Ringo Starr couldn't have told that story any better! Fun and, as ever, interesting, Richard.

[@gavinbamford1095]

Brilliant. Lovely story well presented.

[@kbear1958]

My Aunt who's 92 claims to have been on the last train from Ballynahinch, along with her future (now late) husband. She still owns the house at the end of Ballylone Rd which has long been blighted by the mythical Ballynahinch Bypass.

[@ThatScottishAtlantic57]

“No. 2 was an engine, who worked on her own line, on the BCDR. She was a funny looking engine, with six small wheels, a short boxy cab, a short boxy body, & a short boxy exhaust.” - The BCDR series, book 2, No. 2 the diesel engine

[@RyanRnr]

I’m very close to windmill lane, never knew the road I go through every day was used in trains!

[@Jenny-90]

Lovely wee story!

[@donnasmyth45]

Brilliant.

[@L_U-K_E]

What happened to Number 2?

[@MichaelGloverNI]

Tricky we need to sort out that hissy snake in your videos. Might need to upgrade from the Chromebook 😋

[@paulwilson7234]

Welcome back. Does number 2 still exist?