Beamish Power from the Past 2012
 

Not having the big engine there meant I could go with family and camera...so unfortunately a flying visit but here's a few shots:

Stafford's newly restored Wallis 8nhp at Pockerley waggonway

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John Young and Dave Antell sawing by the Museum Store

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Our own notyalc making his way down the main street - taken from the top deck of a departing tram, this is what it's all about

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Alan Borthwick leaves Pockerley with the newly rebuilt church in the backgorund

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A gathering of engines and steam car in the colliery yard

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Trevor Wrench's Clayton passes through the pit village

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Clayton meets Ruston portable

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Another excellent event from Paul Jarman and team, looking forward to going with engine next year at last!

That Wallis looks an absolute beauty:)

I like Beamish because no matter what the weather it is all hard standing.
Hope to make it maybe next year.