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| Caption: | The tree way stub point at Boston Lodge. The bogie wagon on the right is No. 63, often seen out and about at the top of passenger trains delivering materials up the line, particularly for the deviation. A favourite of the S&T Department, any excuse was used to gravitate 63 down from Tan-y-Bwlch after the last train, S&T being organised to ensure someone was ready to open the gates at Penrhyn to ensure a non stop run as far as possible. |
| Date: | 7th August 1971 |
| Location: | Boston Lodge |
| Photographer: | Weston Langford |
| Collection: | Weston Langford |
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