StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: River Irt

Official train conveying the invited guests, being "flagged away" by Paul Atterbury, as the next departure for Dalegarth.

The Museum opening special train - for invited guests - was hauled by River Irt, seen here about to leave Dalegarth turntable and run around the carriages.

David Rounce, Paul Atterbury and Peter van Zeller examine River Irt, having brought the headboard over from the museum.

View out towards the Irish Sea, over the triple confluence of the rivers Esk, Irt and Mite. From the beach at the far end of Ravenglass (going away "southwards" from the railway viaduct)

Just edging forward a bit, it is much easier to use the turntable if the engine is properly balanced ... The driver positions the loco and the guard helps to provide the push as well as doing the locator catches!

River Irt has just arrived with another train as "Typhoon" from the Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway waits to run up to the loco shed. The Ratty had a special event on for the school's October half-term holidays (hence the headboards). This was Typhoon's last day at L'aal Ratty, she was on loan as a stand in for River Esk during 2016, whilst the later was repaired after the arson attack which destroyed the Ratty's locomotive workshop. Hopefully, Esk will be back during 2017 (some of the damage was far more extensive than at first thought).

The River Irt arriving at Ravenglass with an afternoon train. She's just drifting to a stop, before un-hooking and running forward onto the turntable.

Regular place for the service trains to pass one another. River Mite approaches from Ravenglass; whilst River Irt waits with the up train.

River Irt [aka Jane] waiting with the next train.