~~ NEATH WEEKEND #? ~~
PART 2
We start the second part of our story at the Neath Hotel on the 19th of September where various members of the 'Neath Hotel Railfan Group' attended the inaugeral meeting of the 'Merriwa Railway Society'.
Whi;le not officially members of the Merriwa group, as it is our local we felt it wise to be in attendence to ensure much rowdy behaviour would go on :-)
Please enjoy the following little look at the attendees of the meeting.
Brad Coultar (who looks like he just sat on a carrot), Andrew Tailby,
Paul 'SMR30' Bird and Jason Roberts.
The World Famous Colonel (aka davo1620), Mr Nathan and Brian
Leedham (Chair for the inaugeral meeting)
Trent Pegler's head starts to list to starboard.
Colonel donates large quantities to the Neath Hotel economy!
Birdie and Cooties feed their faces while, ahhmmm, whats his name looks on.
Colonel donates large quantities to the Neath Hotel economy!
Birdie and Cooties feed their faces while, ahhmmm, whats his name looks on.
No wonder he is worshipped near and far!!!!!!
MrNathan just loves his Neath Hotel days and his gunzel mates.
Streeeewth - hope the wife dosen't see this Colonel!
Sadly all good Neath occasions must come to an end, however, instead of the usual collapsing in a room upstairs until morning (or the first passing coalie), the Neath gang headed on to the 'Richmond Vale Railway Museum' to see what was running.
Sadly all good Neath occasions must come to an end, however, instead of the usual collapsing in a room upstairs until morning (or the first passing coalie), the Neath gang headed on to the 'Richmond Vale Railway Museum' to see what was running.
Mr Nathan and Cooties help out by ensuring the track in in gauge.
SMR30 (the locomotive, not Paul Bird) heads towards Pelaw Main.
Seems the first gauge check was not good enough and they needed to try again.
BHP34 heading back to Richmond Main.
A bit closer - obviously!
attractive than single deck trains.
Theres that pesky BHP34 again, heading to Pelaw Main.
And to finish off the day we headed back to East Maitland for some late afternoon piccies of trains passing the new bridge work that will
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And to finish off the day we headed back to East Maitland for some late afternoon piccies of trains passing the new bridge work that will
ultimately destroy this location (bastards).
Amongst many other delights were these two EL class on a down wheatie.
Thus concludes our coverage of the latest Neath Hotel weekend.
Coming up shortly is a look through the photos recently found buried in the bowels of the garage, along with special guest Cooties and his look at fellow foamers I have had the pleasure, or otherwise, of knowing over the years.
Thank you for coming and PLEASE mind the drool as you leave.
We are to tight to get PLI!
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1 comment:
I'm surprised Jason didn't drag Jacob along.
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