Welshpool & Llanfair 50th Anniversery Gala

[@TamasKiss-bv9hz]

Very nice and very good video. Tom from Hungary.

[@Retaud21]

Jenny, I loved the intro and the video of these superb little engines. Well up to your usual high standard. Many thanks for letting us share it.

[@peterhunt2723]

Most intriguing, it will be 50 years this summer since my wife and I first visited , it still gives us much pleasure!

[@gordonfletcher5642]

Captures the charm so well and the beat of the Earl & Countess double heading the 3 replica coaches against that wistful wooded backdrop is pure bliss.

[@youtubular16]

Much appreciation for the time, expense, and consideration you put into your videos of these wonderful trains in their settings. You give your viewers at treat every time, and Penny too, I hope. ;-) Thanks again, Graham

[@baconbapfilmstudio]

great video, one of the Railways I must see some time, and it suits your slower paced (in comparison to some other youtubers) videos!!! exellent!!

[@TAMWORTHFAN]

What a little beauty Dougal is-great video.

[@billjolitz8493]

You do very good work. Tripods make an immediate difference. Then your artistic skills made the final program impossible to pause. Thanks, Bill Jolitz

[@Bagpuss109]

Great Video, many thanks.

[@alexander7163]

Also Dougal was built by Andrew Barclay of Kilmarnock as they built engines for both narrow and normal railways

[@railwaychannel]

You put the hours in, don't you, Ken?! Another great production - thanks for capturing the atmosphere of this gala so well.

[@AndreiTupolev]

Those little Beyer Peacock tanks make a very nice sound, don't they. Dougal does look as if it'd more at home on about 7¼" gauge, though, doesn't it.

[@is1943]

Excellent film, thanks for sharing, great to see THE EARL & COUNTESS running, also what is your dog called & how old is it.

[@Bruno.Trains]

Very nice! superbe!

[@nathan83699]

Hi Penny steam, will you be down apedale this year for the steam gala or the halloween specail in october? Or next year for the track to the trenches event 3 day event......nathan

[@alexander7163]

G.C.G.D. stand for GLASGOW CORPORATION GAS DEPARTMENT. PROVAN WORKS was built in the early 1900s.

[@AaronThompson]

awesome

[@foxcell]

very nice :-D

[@nathan83699]

where is dougal from?