TiG - two from Porthmadog
NSR 127 - Knotty crest
WR - Thames pageant
vvm - visitors and residents
vvm - A&P 3315
vvm - advance
vvm - afs to restore
vvm - display area
vvm - featherstone
vvm - fire tender
vvm - four bikes
vvm - horsebox
vvm - more to restore
vvm - outside guys
vvm - part display
vvm - interior restored
vvm - pioneer
vvm - restored exterior
vvm - thames etc
A&P 3315 - ready to go
vvm - tiny turbine
WR - jubilee trip
BDD - how does this work ?
TiG - pageant Dunkirk little ships
olb - two lifeboats
olb - pageant ex-lifeboats
swp - tony's bench
WR - with NB President
swp - door
SSW - rear panel
NSR 127 - loco interpretation panel
SSW - cab side panel
aav / gbw - Tyne in spate (June 2012)
NSR 127 - North Staffs loco
TiG - tin mine
TiG - NRM - North Staffs loco
TiG - HMS Victory - 104 guns
TiG - good weather helm
TiG - bad weather helm
prob - bandsaw teeth
olb - Lifeboat slipways
olb - sennen cove
olb - Penlee lb house
olb - lizard alb station
olb - funicular
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TiG - Pyronaut
Fire Float "Pyronaut" from Bristol Harbour, built in 1934 by Charles Hill & Sons, Albion Docks, Bristol; even with the low air draft the helmsman has to lie on deck to pass under Prince Street swing bridge without the bridge having to be opened. She played a significant role in WW2 during the Bristol Blitz. After a long career she was sold off in 1973, and after several changes of owner and purpose, she was restored between 1989 and 1995 by Bristol Industrial Museum. Now berthed outside "M Shed Museum", Bristol - and she is part of the core collection of the National Historic Fleet.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire-float_Pyronaut
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire-float_Pyronaut
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