At 128 years young, 1 represents a doubling of our running work car fleet and we're looking forward to it joining S193 in service once we tie up loose end. This was its first ever trip down our main line as it has sat in storage since it came to us from Trolleyville in 2009. We're not sure when it last ran at its former home, but 2005 would have been the latest as that's when they closed their doors. For having spent 15 years in dead storage, its in amazing shape. We'll look to make a few minor tweaks in the interim, but at this time we're delighted to say it can take our volunteers out for a few trips this coming Saturday.
Outbound at Hancock Siding
At Newberry Siding, before turning around to head in (railway is closed past this point due to heat sagging in the overhead wire, SC&ET worked hard in yesterday's heat but wasn't able to defeat all of the issues, we wish some better weather for them on their next work day)
Departing Newberry Siding inbound
Inbound next to the semaphores
Passing Woods Barn inbound
Inbound by Woods Barn
Crossing Borrup Road
On North Road Curve
With the newly repaired Isle of Safety
In the yard with 4 and S193
Off to bed
Congratulations, it's a neat looking car!
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