The Castleton (2ft gauge) and Woodside (7¼") Light Railways - 8th August 2021

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The Castleton Light Railway (2ft gauge).<br>[© Andy Davis 2021]	The 'main' line is the other side of the fence, Castleton Moor station and Whitby to the left.<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	Our participants all appear to be enjoying themselves as a train passes for Whitby (which is off to the left).<br>[&copy; John Jenkins 2021]	Alne MR7494/40 heading through the gate towards the end of the line<br>[© John Jenkins 2021]	Alne MR7494/40 approaching the end of the line next to the main line.<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	Alne MR7494/40 next to the main line.<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	Number 10 built by Moës of Waremme in Belgium.<br>[© Andy Davis 2021]
The stone built depot/workshop with Alne MR7494/40 stood in front.<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	Our original transport relaxes in a siding.<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	Alne MR7494/40 heading back from the end of the line<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	Group photo (well most of the group), naturally with the train in a rare siding.<br>[&copy; Kev Adlam 2021]	Miniature people at the Woodside Light Railway (7¼" gauge) in Castleton Moor.<br>[© Andy Davis 2021]	It's traversing time! <br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	The 4wPM Gardner of unknown parentage.<br>[© Andy Davis 2021]
More miniature persons required.<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	The 4wPM Planet of unknown parentage<br>[© Andy Davis 2021]	The Bo-BoE (Tramstyle) built by M Lloyd in 2015<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	The Bo-BoE (Tramstyle) built by M Lloyd in 2015<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	The Bo-BoE (Tramstyle) built by M Lloyd in 2015<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	The 4wPM Planet of unknown parentage<br>[&copy; Andy Davis 2021]	The 4wPM Gardner of unknown parentage.<br>[© Andy Davis 2021]
Very welcome lunchtime cake and a drink at Woodside station. (Kev Adlam, who did have some too.)<br>[&copy; Kev Adlam 2021]