The 11th September 2024 with №134 just poking out of the shed as it is being prepared for its first movement under its own steam.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

Now outside and with the fire having been lit.
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And in this view №134 has just finished its first few 'own power' movements.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

And in this view №134 has just finished its first few 'own power' movements.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

№134 making its way to the headshunt outside the loco shed.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

Out on the main line and ready for a trip to the station.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

Making our way to the station.
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A short trip later we're in the platform.
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After a brief stay we headed back to the loco shed.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

134 was here!! The new ashpit having just been 'christened'.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

And back in the shed.
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With the railway's Superpower event a couple of days away, a view of the superpower in the loco shed.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

The following day, a Thursday, we ventured further to check clearances around the North Yard and in both platforms.
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Slowly and cautiously working our way back to the shed.
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On the Friday, K1 is being prepared for an evening special members' train service as part of Superpower whilst 134 is also being prepared to be shown-off to those attending the special train.
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№134 was waiting in the North Yard for the return of the special K1 hauled train on the Friday evening.
Photo: David Oates

Following the return of the special train, №134 works its way back to the loco shed.
Photo: David Oates

Following the return of the special train, №134 works its way back to the loco shed.
Photo: David Oates

Splendid weather for the Saturday of the Superpower event with №134 being the star of the show running footplate rides in the bay platform and into the North Yard.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong

Heading back to the loco shed at the end of the day.
Photo: Laurence Armstrong