Lyndi Railway Revisited by the WGRG

JRinTawa

JRinTawa

Member of the Wellington Garden Railway Group
Brian C's Lyndi Railway is one of the favourtie railways for the Wellington Garden Railway Group to visit. A vibrant railway, great hosts and superb catering, makes for good running days :thumbup:

So here we are on Sunday 9th September, a finer bunch of likely lads you'll struggle to find :-
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The railway is due to expand soon, "to the cracked brick" Diane said...We said "this brick"....she said "NO" :laugh:
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Meanwhile as always at Brian's there are lots of cameos to photograph before I go into more trouble :nail:
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All the buildings and structures are scratch built.
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Many buildings stay outside, except the station and hotel.
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great photos and a fantastic looking railway cheers john:thumbup:
 
Backing into the winery.
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Of course there is a vineyard nearby.
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Overview of the north end where the winery and vineyard is.
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And the latest scratch build building, sitting in the northwest corner is the classic french chateau. It's positively lovely and a perfect foil to the winery and vineyard.
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A new wheel wagon in the fleet.
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Now some visiting stock. Chris's Vincent and my Dubs A.
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Chris's Vincent again.
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My Dubs A passing the chateau.
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And Chris's Vincent steaming past.
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I like the Vincent! And so did most others I think. :)
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And a picture taken my fellow WGRG member John S of Manawanui, my Regner Lumber Jack, in action.
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Michelle's (my daughter) under-construction IP Engineering railcar and coach.
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We ended the day with Brian's trains, over the bridge....
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...and under the bridge!
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Thanks Brian (at left). It was a great afternoon. :thumbup::bigsmile:
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