Rempstone Steam - Sat 13 July - Traction-Talk

Steam Scenes · #1 Post / In Thread 13th July 2013, 08:54 PM

A selection of pics taken at Rempstone this afternoon.

Great to see the reunion of Cuthbert Fowlers, 14100, 7232 & 13141:

7232 is exceptionally original engine, a real treat to see:

Thanks to Dan & Guy for arranging for the chimney to be put back on whilst I took some pics!

And great to see Lion and Tiger reunited in steam:

And a few more of engines present:

There will be a more extensive selection on Steam Scenes soon.

craigctt · #2 Post / In Thread 13th July 2013, 09:59 PM

Cracking 3rd photo David, any chance of a close up?????

FTR3456 · #3 Post / In Thread 14th July 2013, 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by craigctt

Cracking 3rd photo David, any chance of a close up?????

I can see why and its not the Fowler engine. More of that and you would have more people going to Rallys.

Rod Boesing · #4 Post / In Thread 14th July 2013, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by FTR3456

I can see why and its not the Fowler engine. More of that and you would have more people going to Rallys.

Sadly it was offset by having to look at some of the male engine crews, Rab C Nesbit comes to mind !.

chief polisher · #5 Post / In Thread 14th July 2013, 12:30 AM

You should see what she can do with her legs!

Regards

Matt

minicooper · #6 Post / In Thread 14th July 2013, 05:45 AM

Extra to the programme, the portable engine is Edward Humphries 'Billy' #1642 of 1886. An excellent event.

Rod Boesing · #7 Post / In Thread 14th July 2013, 07:37 AM

Nice pics David, i never saw you, but then i did comment to Bill that we never bumped into anyone we knew, apart from the usual suspects !.

Bosiboz · #8 Post / In Thread 14th July 2013, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Rod Boesing

Nice pics David, i never saw you, but then i did comment to Bill that we never bumped into anyone we knew, apart from the usual suspects !.

You never bothered seeking us out!

Rod Boesing · #9 Post / In Thread 15th July 2013, 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Bosiboz

You never bothered seeking us out!

You where busy sawing, and the next time i passed the engine was abandoned !, i did speak a couple of times to the nice Mr Brothwell who offered a cup of tea in his hospitality area !.

Ruston · #10 Post / In Thread 15th July 2013, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Rod Boesing

You where busy sawing, and the next time i passed the engine was abandoned !, i did speak a couple of times to the nice Mr Brothwell who offered a cup of tea in his hospitality area !.

Very nice to see you R B hope you had an enjoyable day ,now I'm planing a road run from Cromford to Rempston,, two
Guess as to which engine I wood like to borrow .