Date: 28/02/2015

It had been thought a much-loved steam engine had reached the end of the line when it was put into retirement at the end of last year. Much to the delight of train enthusiasts young and old, however, Lady Augusta is poised to make a comeback at Heatherslaw Light Railway. [From Richard Buckby]

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The scene at the Etal terminus and turntable of the 15 inch gauge Heatherslaw Light Railway, Northumberland, with Etal Castle behind. The roofed building houses a museum which was doing good business that day in connection with the 500th anniversary of Flodden, itself 4 miles away.
Location: Etal
Company: Heatherslaw Light Railway
09/09/2013 Andrew Wilson

Looking across the River Till, Northumberland, on 20 May as a train departs from Heatherslaw Mill bound for Etal Castle on the Heatherslaw Light Railway, hauled by Alan Keef 2-6-0T Bunty.
Location: Heatherslaw Mill
Company: Heatherslaw Light Railway
20/05/2014 Peter Todd

Home-built diesel Clive recently arrived with a train at Etal on the Heatherslaw Light Railway in October 2001.
Location: Etal
Company: Heatherslaw Light Railway
01/10/2001 Colin Miller