Just a few pictures from the weekend!
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| Most of the riveting on the drag box has been carried out, just a few more to go! |
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| Some of the domed rivet heads |
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| Some of the flush rivet heads |
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| Sister loco 178 having piloted 80151 from Horsted Keynes |
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| 178 at Horsted Keynes (Stephen Garrett) |
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| Display Banner on the Sales Stand (Jonathan Pegg) |
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| The sales stand on Platform 1 (Jonathan Pegg) |
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| Display Boards (Jonathan Pegg) |
Remember, all of this has been possible with the generosity of people like you that are interested in the project.
Without your support we cannot carry on at the same rate experienced so far.
Please donate anything you can afford if you would like to see our efforts and passion come to a successful end.
A donation of £27 would go a long way towards our aim.
(with gift aid that becomes £33.75)
If you can help us, please make your donation on line at: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fund/27
You can also give via standing order to the Bluebell Railway Trust (please contact us for a form) or regular payments via VirginMoneyGiving.
We are a completely self funded group of Bluebell Railway Volunteers working hard to look after and promote the small locomotive fleet on the Bluebell Railway.
Without your support we cannot carry on at the same rate experienced so far.
Please donate anything you can afford if you would like to see our efforts and passion come to a successful end.
A donation of £27 would go a long way towards our aim.
(with gift aid that becomes £33.75)
If you can help us, please make your donation on line at: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fund/27
You can also give via standing order to the Bluebell Railway Trust (please contact us for a form) or regular payments via VirginMoneyGiving.
We are a completely self funded group of Bluebell Railway Volunteers working hard to look after and promote the small locomotive fleet on the Bluebell Railway.
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