Bure Valley Railway

Great shots Rosa, especially your main one ~ Well done

Thanks very much Nick.

It must be exciting to travel with this little steam train !

It really was Pat. Our carriage decided we were all 9 years old ;-))

Beautiful series Rosa.

Thank you for your kind comments on the series Jaap.

Great capture of the workers, splendid perspective !
All the best
Fabio

Thank you Fabio. They clearly loved their job :-)
Best wishes, Rosa.

A wonderful series of railway images Rosalyn, what was the original use of the line ?

The last standard gauge tracks were lifted in 1984 Peter and that could have been the end but in 1989 the narrow gauge was laid and it has been popular ever since. 1876 was when the first railway line was laid. Thanks for your kind comments on the series.

Schitterende opname,s en pip,s Rosa. De beelden zien er zeer gedetailleerd uit in de vergroting.
Hartelijke groeten.........Frans.

Thank you Frans, pleased you enjoyed the series. It was great to visit...a real treat :-)
Kind regards, Rosa.

I´m sure this is a great job for a boy ;)))

Every young boys dream...and the older ones ;-))

And not only boys, these days !

Superb shots Rosa - you certainly have a 'trained' eye. I also like the fact that two legs are at the same angle and both off the ground !!!!

Thank you Jeff.

Bure Valley Railway is a grand little line ... been there myself and probably will visit again next month (June)

I couldn't agree more. Have a great time when you visit and thanks for your kind comments.

Giant people or small locomotive Rosa? Very interesting collection of all the activity.

Best regards, Doug

Ha ha...we felt like 9 year olds Doug. All great fun and a beautiful ride to Wroxham with all the carriages full of us big people ;-)

Best wishes, Rosa.

Much enjoyed the shots and the comments!

Hi Rosa,

Very nice picture, which reminded me of 'Taliesin' on the Ffestiniog railway (unfortunately no ipernity picture to share - I must address that asap), It is always nice to see steam locomotives, big or small, and you have captured the spirit so well here!

Best Wishes
Peter

Hi Peter,

Thank you for your lovely comments Peter. I just love the smells, the journey and the devotion of all the people who take care of these wonderful trains. Many of them volunteers as well. I think I have some pic's from the Ffestiniog railway....or I might be dreaming! I will check next week.

Best wishes, Rosa.

Ooh, what a fun outing! Just wonderful shots and amazing to see such a tiny train!

Takes you back to your childhood Diane, when these little trains seemed just the right size ;-))

Cute liitle locomotives! The ones we saw at Exbury gardens looked similar.