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This is a test page for contributors to try out layouts

This photograph was taken by Cyril Perrier taken on 25-9-04 during the Heritage AGM weekend, of part of a slate train that had arrived with ‘Moelwyn’

Kim - you had

Photo : DJ Morton Original here)


and is screwed because you are trying to put an external link in and it dont like it Suggestion:- place the link material in the images own file - not on the page it displays on --Keith 22:49, 11 March 2007


Prince at Tan-y-bwlch
*Original Caption FR No. 2 Prince catches the last of the evening sunshine as it runs round its train, the 19:30 from Porthmadog, having just taken water at Tan-y-Bwlch station. On the right is a newly laid siding.
*Date 30th May 1966
*Photo: Geoff Plumb Ref 2116




Two photos above be moved to a suitable page when it's decided which one!

The boiler and one power bogie from double Fairlie "Taliesin" in Boston Lodge Works in 1962 or 1963. (Roger Marks)


||Photo: Tony Statham||


||Picture:KCB I have saved this image here because I won't remember what it's named if I ever need to use it!||


A set of photographs of the Croesor Tramway and its environs taken by Tony Statham can be found here



Showing the two tracks that were in situ. Photo: DJ Norton Collection

caption tags

Showing the two tracks in situ Photo: DJ Norton Collection Kim notice the caption in the actual image: line is the hover title - not neceessarily same as bottom title - note - you cannot use formts like bold on the over


Useful syntax:

The command to stop text wrapping round a photo is

<br clear="all">

and dont worry - i can never remember it either --Keith 22:49, 11 March 2007