Welshpool & Llanfair Railway. Narrow Gauge Railway UK. Part 1. Welsh Tourism.

[@LeoStarrenburg]

Thank you for the very nice video ! Back in 1975 I spent some months volunteering on the WLLR, there was a standard gauge sleeper coachbody on the Llanfair platform for accommodation. Raven Square was still a dream waiting to come true and the time table was rumoured to fit the Black Lion pubs' lunch hour. I spent most of my time in the then fairly new workshop, just read on the internet that it will be (or is) replaced in a GBP 1.5 million project. Things have gone far in those years ! Good to see that it's still largely run by volunteers and going strong. High time we have a look for ourselves again and tackle Golfa bank once more ...

[@WooWooMad]

Dear Leo Starrenburg, Thanks for the great comment. Do have a look at the longer reply that I have given on the Part Two return trip video. All the best for now, WooWooMad.

[@ramseybarber8312]

Hi Thank you for the trip now for part two

[@WooWooMad]

Dear ramsey barber, Ah! . . .Part two is a little different as it is shot over the shoulders of the footplate crew as the loco is now travelling smokebox to the front. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comments. Very best wishes WooWooMad.

[@alastair5860]

Lovely video. Felt like I was watching it on the discovery channel or something similar.

[@WooWooMad]

Dear Alastair, Thank you very much, that certainly is a great comment. I'm very glad that you liked the video. There is lots more to come on narrow gauge, I've just got to find the computer time in my busy railway schedule of a life to edit them. Thanks again, very best wishes to you, WooWooMad.

[@quintoflyer]

magic

[@WooWooMad]

Dear BRIAN QUINTONFLYER, Thanks for the kind comment. Oh! . . . don't forget to watch part two as we are at the loco end. Best wishes WooWooMad.