Most viewed - Leek & Rudyard Lake Autumn Steam Gala - 2023 |

Scale working engine of a LMS 3f "Coffee pot"68 viewsScale working engine of a LMS 3f "Coffee pot"
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"Waverley"& "Merlin" 67 views"Waverley"& "Merlin" set off from Rudyard Station on a double header down the line.
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"Merlin"66 viewsNo.7 Merlin is a coal fired 2-4-2 tank engine. Works No. 296 it was built in 1998 by Exmoor Steam Railway.
Merlin engine has cylinders 4 inch bore X 5inch stroke. The boiler pressure is 150 Pounds per square inch and it has 11 inch diameter driving wheels.
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"Lady Jane Grey"59 views"Lady Jane Grey" waiting to return at Huntshouse wood.
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No.6 - "King Arthur"59 viewsStill waiting in a loop, No.6 - "King Arthur"passes by with the next service train.
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"Lady Jane Grey"58 views"Lady Jane Grey" discharges its passengers at the end of the line at "Hunthouse Wood"
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"Waverley"& "Merlin"58 views"Waverley"& "Merlin" set off from Rudyard Station on a double header down the line.
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Rudyard Lake57 viewsMore views of the Lake on the return journey back to Rudyard Station
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Rudyard Kake56 viewsView of the lake from the train.
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"Merlin"55 views"Merlin" at the end of the line at Hunthouse Wood with a maintence train.
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Scale working engine of a LMS 3f "Coffee pot"54 viewsMinature railway running along a small length of track
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"Merlin"54 views"Merlin" in a passing loop
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Rudyard Lake53 viewsMore views of the Lake on the return journey back to Rudyard Station
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"Victoria"52 viewsThe engine has a boiler pressure of 150 psi, 14 inch diameter driving wheels, is 36 inches wide and 141 inches long. With a weight of 2.5 tons. Currently painted an aircraft blue livery and with a very nice chime whistle. Featuring an enclosed cab the engine is popular in view of the weather which can be very wet.
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"King Arthur"52 viewsNo.8 King Arthur is a coal fired 0-6-2 tank engine. Works No. 324 it was built in 2005 by Exmoor Steam Railway. It is one two locomotives of this type to have been built at Exmoor. At 41 inches wide and 5 foot high, this is the largest engine that can run on this size of railway.
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"Nelly"51 viewswaiting in a loop for "Nelly" to pass-by with a maintence train
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