One of the stalls at Llangollen, raising funds for Hope House.

A bit thirsty after its exertions, 5643 heads off for a well deserved drink!

5643 runs round its train in the afternoon sun.

Autocoach 163 at Llangollen station.

Hybrid Class 127 and Class 104 units depart from Glyndyfrdwy with the late running 1415 Llangollen-Carrog.

5643 approacheds Glyndyfrdwy with the 1430 Carrog-Llangollen under clear blue skies.

At Glyndyfrdwy, Foxcote Manor, with the 1345 Carrog-Llangollen, awaits the arrival of 5643 with the 1330 Llangollen-Carrog, with another cheerful face!

The programme mentions a fairground at Carrog-and this single roundabout was it-at least on the Sunday!

Llangollen resident 4-6-0 Foxcote Manor was one of the steam locos in action, and sported a smiley face and a Hope House Hospice headboard.

Foxwood Manor runs round its train at Llangollen Station to take on water prior to its next trip out.

Foxcote Manor arrives back at Llangollen with the 1130 Carrog-Llangollen.

Looks fun-Hi-de-Hi!!

Car M50454 still has a yellow front end. The Cravens style front on car M56456 of the hybrid unit is facing.

The Class 104 and hybrid 127 railcars' were also in use on the day. The 104 and 127 arrive back at Llangollen with the 1045 Carrog-Llangollen.

A handful of people admire Davy. I wonder what the future holds for this shunter, and whether it will be sold?

Anyone for a ride...anyone? Maybe that creepy face is too scary!

The shunter waiting for someone-anyone-to take a ride!

Looks like a coolant leak?

Checking the old girl's ticker! It looked like it had a slight coolant leak to me.

The Class 08 cab.

Llangollen's resident class 08 shunter (not Davy as I first thought!), made a rare public appearance, working brake van rides up and down the platform.

The Llangollen Railway alongside the now tranquil River dee!