44806 arrives at Carrog. The picture suggests not everyone was interested in the steam engines!

4f 44422 arrives at Glyndyfrdwy with the 1320 Llangollen-Carrog freight, another chance for enthusiasts to enjoy brake van rides.

Foxcote Manor is positioned on the siding at Carrog for routine maintenance between turns.

0-6-2 5643 awaits departure from Carrog with the late running 1330 Carrog-Llangollen.

7822 Foxcote Manor approaches Carrog with the delayed 1210 Llangollen-Carrog, carrying a Talyllyn Railway Special Train headboard!

A wide angle profile of Met Tank No,1

The Met Tank arrives at Glyndyfrdwy in the sun on this occasion, with the 1145 Carrog=Glyndyfrdwy.

44806 leaves Glyndyfrdwy with the 1110 Carrog-Llangollen

69621 approaches Glyndyfrdwy with the 1040 Llangollen-Carrog.

7822 Foxcote Manor about to depart from Carrog with the 1000 Carrog-Llangollen.

Met Tank No.1 in the headshunt, about to run round and complete its rosta for the day.

Met Tank No. 1 takes on water after working its full line service of the day, with the 1740 Carrog-Llangollen.

44806 waits to run round its train. It would then couple to 44422 and double head the 1835 service to Carrog.

69621 stands at Platform 2 at Llangollen Station, awaiting departure with the 1800 Llangollen-Carrog.

A very cheerful face on the footplate of 44806.

Enthusiasts check out 44422, with 44806 in front.

44806 with 44422 at the rear, having double-headed the 1715 Carrog-Llangollen service.

When addng water, you need to control the flow! 6430 is well and truly filled up!

Llangollen stalwart Foxcote Manor leaves Llangollen with the 1650 to Carrog, whilst 6430 positions itself to take on water

7822 proves it is, after all, a steam gala!

That headboard on Foxcote manor looks familiar!

N7 69621 at Llangollen, having just arrived with the 1640 from Carrog.

7822 awaits departure for Carrog.

B&W version of previous picture.

69621 leaves Glyndyfrdwy for Carrog-or Enfield Town!"

69621 leaves Berwyn under gloomy skies with the 1430 Llangollen-Carrog.

N7 69621 pauses at Berwyn with the 1430 Llangollen-Carrog.

Met tank No.1 at Carrog. The crew get their photos taken!

Met Tank and 6430 with Autocoaches at Carrog.

Arrival at Liverpool Street! The loco carried an authentic headboard, relating to its past life hauling trains into and out of Liverpool St. Station.

69621 arriving at Carrog. the loco was visiting from the North Norfolk Railway.

Great Eastern 0-6-2T No. 69621 approaches Carrog with the 1415 Llangollen-Carrog.

Onwards to Carrog. The sheep are, as usual, not bothered in the slightest!

Met Tank No.1 leaves for Carrog. It was making a flying visit to Llangollen from the Buckingham Railway centre.

Metropolitan Railway Coat of Arms.

Now 110 years old, but looks MUCH younger!!