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| A view of the 46 lever frame for Broadway |
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| Malcolm Walker assesses progress |
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| Aussie Colin removing years of rust from another lever. |
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| Carl Smart & Colin prepare to install another lever. |
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| Comment from Ken:- I must say that it was extremely thoughtful to have a visit from Teresa Ceesay, NR Cotswold Line Station Manager (Sorry if I got the name incorrect), and her colleague. She took the time to introduce herself to the various 'working groups' and spent a few minutes chatting on pertinent issues.The visit was greatly appreciated. |
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| Not just single bricks, but part walls! |
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| A stack of blue bricks in the west embankment. |
4 comments:
Not sure if its been asked before but where was the 46 lever fram before?
Great work and excellent blog keep it up.
looks like youve uncovered some original platform edging slabs
the lever frame originated from Aller Junction nr Newton Abbot. Unfortunately all the edging slabs are broken....
If the slabs are broken, then use them as edging for flowerbeds around the "Broadway Shed" or the storage container (to add a little color to the Grey) or anyplace else, add a sign and their story is published history.
Dave P.
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