tarboat's photos with the keyword: chasewater railway

A chat with the crew of Hunslet Engine Co 9000/1983 at Chasewater Heaths.

4wDM 'Morris' (works number 2028) was built at Motor Rail (Simplex) Works in Bedford in 1920 and started out at Exeley & Sons Ltd in Shropshire from new. In 1935 the original petrol engine was replaced by a modern diesel design then was sold that year to Davy Morris Works in Loughborough (hence the name), working there until withdrawal in the late 1980s. It is seen here at Brownhills West on the Chasewater Railway working a couple of nicely restored coal wagons, lettered for local collieries, during the Industrial Railway Society AGM visit to the railway.

Kerr Stuart 3063 shunts the yard on the Chasewater Railway at Brownhills West on what was one of the foulest wet and murky May days ever.

Hunslet 3738 of 1953 running as Holly Bank No.3 enters the sidings at Chasewater Heaths with a rake of mineral wagons whilst the driver of the NCB Hunslet diesel watches.

On the approach to the reservoir Hunslet 3738 of 1953 running as Holly Bank No.3 with a rake of mineral wagons on the Chasewater Railway. The lady in red was using the footpath crossing at this point and stopped to take a photo with her phone.

4wDM 'Morris' (works number 2028) was built at Motor Rail (Simplex) Works in Bedford in 1920 and started out at Exeley & Sons Ltd in Shropshire from new. In 1935 the original petrol engine was replaced by a modern diesel design then was sold that year to Davy Morris Works in Loughborough (hence the name), working there until withdrawal in the late 1980s. It is seen here arriving at Brownhills West on the Chasewater Railway during the Industrial Railway Society AGM day at the railway.

Kerr Stuart 3063 with the iron ladle on the Chasewater Railway at Brownhills West.

Kerr Stuart 3063 bursts out of the steam as it runs round on the Chasewater Railway.

Kerr Stuart 3063 with the slag ladle on the Chasewater Railway at Brownhills West.

Kerr Stuart 3063 of 1918 out on the line on the Chasewater Railway.

Shunting at Chasewater Heaths with Kerr Stuart 3063 built in 1918. This little well tank gave us a great photoshoot even if it was dark, wet and misty the whole time.

Hunslet 3738 of 1953 running as Holly Bank No.3 with a rake of mineral wagons on the Chasewater Railway. This former colliery line provides an authentic location for photo charters such as this.