
Will runs into Stokerton with the first train of the day, checking that the line was runnerble and opening up the tunnel

Then we were let out on the battery loco "Meg" (Ride on Railways Hercules). The guy driving is James a.k.a Dolwydellan Light Rail who also tagged along for the day, along with another mate involved with the FfR

Locos "Welsh Pony" and "Glyn", both non operational at the moment

Attila, being towed round by Meg for the High patent boiler filling method. Seen at the top end of the line, Highfield

Paul (Moel-Y-Guest light rail) having a disaster with the turntable

Driver's eye view from Meg down the long straight from Moles Hill to the level crossing

Finally just after lunch, Attila was steamed up and ready to go, with an Ffestiniog Railway inspired headboard

Rush hour at Moles Hill, with my dad driving Attila

Passing the time at Moles Hill waiting for an up train with a scale type shot, the Joys of Life Railway was built as a (very) large scale model railway

Will takes Attila past the signal box at Moles Hill towards the tunnel

Finally, Attila blows down at the end of a very fun day
Many thanks for Will for letting me drive his pride and joy, and also to everyone else to came and made it a great day.

















