5928 Mount Kilimanjiro, last seen at Bristol, was running here at Lakeside station.

Home side Garratt William Rufus passes the 59 at Lakeside

5928 leaves Lakeside

Also visiting was this Congo Garratt from the Eastleigh Lakeside Railway, here departing Kingsmere station

The 59 shunts its train under the impressive signals

5928 is just under twenty feet long and weighs over two tonns. She was built for Brian Hollingsworth in the early 1970's after his death ran at Western Park after a rebuild in the mid 1990s. She is currently on tour, but is based at the Echolls Wood Railway and when back there normally operates once a month

The trains pull forward from the arrival platform and then set back into the departure ones.

5928 and it's train in Kingsmere Station

Rufus arrives as the 59 departs

Hannah Watches the station with Daddy

Hannah goes for a walk in the station

5928 returns past the headshunt and junction for the station and heads for the tunnel

Hannah is having fun with Rachael by the signals

Mount Kilimanjiro passes the impressive Kingsmere East Signalbox

5928 arrivals next to the Congo Garratt and then heads up the headshunt

Hannah and Daddy watch the trains

Two red engines bask in the sun.They later departed together - see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qnyn5xl3XfE

Resident 2-4-0 Horton appeared from the sheds

Horton backs onto some covered stock in the bay platform. She ran round between the service trains

Horton backs past the box and William Rufus

William Rufus departs with Horton quitely sitting in the bay

William Rufus was built at Moors Valley in 1997 and is based on two Horton Chassis

1A has arrived and pulls forward

Followed shortly after by 5928

The 59 was the largest engine on the MVR this weekend, but was of a smaller scale to the other engines. Her length though suppassed all, as dose her power

Saint Leonard now departs for a run

5928 departs, past William Rufus at the tunnel junction

Hannah trys to take on the 16mm Garratt

This 16mm coal fired model of NGG16 131 in WHR green was running in the carrage shed. (I think 131 was in reality an NG15)

NGG11 number 55 waits it's turn

Hannah explored this special carrage

5928 runs at speed allong the double track section with Moors Valley lake in the background. The first waggon in all trains has no seat and can carry buggies

1A hurries back towards Kingsmere