11. In 2007, Martello paid the first of its two visits (2008 being the second). This was on loan from Bressingham.

12. Also in 2007, the Gwili Railways J94 Welsh Guardsman, paired with our own J94, WD190

13. In June 2008, the Midland Railway Centre's Castle Donnington No.1 started it's visit. It will remain until the end of 2009.

14. Finally (for now), Jennifer from the Llangollen Railway arrived in December 2008 for a two year visit.

01. The earliest visiting locomotive was the National Railway Museum working replica of Rocket, which played two visits: 1988 and 1991

02. In 1994, Joem was hired from the North Eastern Loco Preservation Group for a Season.

03. Another view of Joem leaving Nunnery Jn

07. The East Lancs Thomas took over form 73096. Subsequent years have seen the Severn Valley's and Embasy's Thomas' used instead.

04. In 1997, we started running Thomas events and hired the Mid Hants Railway's Thomas. Unfortunately, this failed the week before and we received 73096 instead. Were'nt we upset!

05. Another view of 73096. It only operated for 4 days before being replaced by another Thomas.

06. The only view I have of 73096 without the face on. Slide film then was so expensive, I had to ration my photos!

08. The most historically correct visitor has been the North Norfolks J15, seen here with the Pullman train, 2004

09. The J15 during one of Geoff Silcock's photo charters. The late Dick Wood is present with his Scammell

10. The J15 and Scammell