In Early November, Minister Alan Winde visited the Ffestiniog Railway in Wales. Whilst there, he toured the railway's stations, Works and platforms. He also engaged with several high level members of the Railway, who gave excellent advice on methods to save the Choo-Tjoe, and make it an economically viable operation.
Above: The Ffestiniog emblem emblazened proudly on one of its trains
Above: A engineer at Boston Lodge Works (possibly the oldest works in the world) saws a very large bolt in half
Above: Tammy sitting on "Prince"
Above: the plate as you step onto a newly built loco
Above: MEC Winde inspects an original Suid-Afrikaanse Spoorwee plate at Ffestiniog's pub