A special visitor for the party was Anna

Anna's cab includes some nice brass steam valves and steam and vacumn brakes

Anna is based on the early Manning Wardle locomotive built for the Admiralty and is similar to the Hunslet quarry engines.

Anna has been built recently and her construction serialised in Model Engineer Magazine. She has her own website: http://www.brownmallards.eclipse.co.uk/Anna/Index.htm

The cab of visiting rebuilt River type mogul

Climbing past signal 10

These 2-6-0s were built as 2-6-4Ts named after rivers but were soon rebuilt into varients of the U class following some accidents

A pan of the Mogul

Anna heads up to the main line

Brian mozies up the car park

Violet passes by some guest who were more interested in the motor bike parked by the signal

I have already spoken to Brian about his fireing technique

The rebuilt River passes some merry makers in the steaming bay and the that motor bike

Further on, some other locos prepair for there runs

Brian returns

Hannah, your supposed to ware your hat

but Daddy I want to dance

Hannah was facinated by the live jazz band on the station

Katie will you dance?

I'm Flying

The mogul with Guildford shed plate in the station

"I'm the qween of all I swervay"

A HST ran on the gauge one track

as did this superb Austerity...

..and even impressive heavy freight

Alan arrives next to the garden railway

Geoff master of the garden railway

Anna in the loop siding for lunch

Anna is admired from behind the signal box

Ron brought allong his latest creation, a 3 inch McLaren

Another ground level engine is coaled up

Anna passes the new signal box

Alan at speed on the raised track

Anna comming up the long narrows

The undergrowth is succesfully trying to illiminate photo spots on the new land

No coment

Anna at the top of the incline

Comming up past signal 12 on the raised track