And just 81 minutes later than it passed in the mist, 44806 heads past Garthydwr with the 1020 Llangollen-Carrog.

Just 65 minutes after my picture of 44806 in the mist, the sun had burned it away from this location. 78019 passes Ty Newydd with the 1005 Carrog-Llangollen.

44806 passes Garthydwr, with mist slowly starting to dissipate, working the 0910 Carrog-Llangollen.

With low, early morning mist lingering in the valley, 78019 passes Garthdwr with the 0900 Llangollen-Carrog on the Sunday of the Gala.

B&W version of 80072 and 44806 at Llangollen.

80072 and 44806 double head the 2105 Llangollen-Carrog, awaiting departure from Llangollen. The streaks to the right are from the autocach train arriving!

44806 at Llangollen, having arrived with the 1955 service from Carrog.

44806 at Llangollen, having arrived with the 1955 service from Carrog.

B&W conversion of 80072 at Llangollen. The point of light, which has trailed due to the length of the exposure, is the planet Jupiter.

I like this, though I'm sure it will receive no comments whatsoever as is usual!! 44806 catches the rays of the setting sun as it arrives at Carrog with the 1825 service from Llangollen.

78019 passes Garthydwr with the 1700 Llangollen-Carrog.

80072 and 44806 pause at Carrog before separating and continuing with their individual duties.

3802 seen shortly after leaving Carrog with the 1330 service to Llangollen.

The cows ignore 5643 departing carrog with the 1300 freight to Llangollen.

The Llangollen's own ex-GWR 2-6-0 3802 was back in service, and is seen arriving at Glyndyfrdwy with the 1200 Llangollen-Carrog.

80072 at Glyndyrdwy with the 1150 Carrog-Llangollen.

Coming or going? No exhaust, but this is the 1120 Carrog-Llangollen, travelling left to right across the picture.

2-6-0 78019, making a guest appearance from the GCR, passes Garthydwr with the 1105 Llangollen-Carrog.

3802 passes Garthydwr with the 1015 Carrog-Llangollen freight. Note the two additional ballast wagons which are included in the rake.

Class 4 Standard Tank 80072 passes Garthydwr with the 1015 Llangollen. Has there been a more nauseating description of the coaches livery as blood and custard. And my blood is NOT that colour!!

78019 leaves Glyndyfrdwy with the 0945 Carrog-Llangollen, with the sun burning off the remnants of early morning mist.

With early morning mist lingering in the valley, 44806 coasts into Glyndyfrdwy with the 0920 Llangollen-Carrog.

78019 and 44806 pass Garthydwr with the 1530 Llangollen-Carrog.

A bit more sun at Glyndyfrdwy as 80072 departs for Carrog-though still without any exhaust :-(

At last-some steam (of sorts LOL!). 80072 departs from Berwyn.

What many people have come to see. Standard Class 4 Tank 80072 in steam this month for the first time in 44 years!! On the first day of the Gala, 80072 calls at Berwyn with th 1430 Llangollen-Carrog.

Llangollen's own 0-6-0PT 6430 was in the middle of an autocoach sandich, seen leaving Berwyn with the 1400 Llangollen-Carrog.

78019 leaves Glyndyfrdwy with the 1230 Llangollen-Carrog with no exhaust whatsoever.