AGM Weekend Day 3, Teesside Small Gauge Railway - 23rd November 2025

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Teesside Small Gauge Railway, half of the 20 participants at the station; signal box right.<br>[&copy; Kev Adlam 2025]	The highly sophisticated signal box panel for the ground level 7¼" gauge railway - Network Rail eat your heart out. The siding with a red arrow has gone, the dotted curve is disused (but we did it after some negotiation and devegetation. The shed branch (not all shown) is off right.<br>[&copy; Bex Gaskarth 2025]	A diamond flat crossing between the ground level line (with train) and the elevated loading / steaming bays (right) line.<br>[&copy; Bex Gaskarth 2025]	Battery Locomotive 7364 alongside Class 67 'Ian Hall'.<br>[&copy; Bex Gaskarth 2025]	At the end of the station loop headshunt, station right. Left is the elevated line.<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]	Sorry, Alan, we really can't go any further. The end of the station platform bypass line headshunt. https://tinyurl.com/3kxjsmhb is the updated plan.<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]	A line we didn't do, this loco only just fits..<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]
The vehicle used to ride on beyond the turntable to the extremity (off top right) 'top & tailed' by people power due to the gradient and level crossing.<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]	The turntable looking towards the level crossing ahead and end of line, round that corner and left.<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]	The very end of line (although it looks as if it could be further extended).<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]	It's most definitely a steam, engine!!<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]	At speed on the non-public 3½/5" elevated line.<br>[&copy; Adryan Hornsey 2025]