Alan's Photo Centre

TALYLLYN RAILWAY PHOTO GALLERY

These pages are dedicated to the staff and volunteers of the railway.

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WELCOME

The Talyllyn Railway had its beginnings in the slate industry, as did so many railways in Wales, and a few of the images below may give you a taste of this. It was the first railway in the world to be preserved, but you must look to the TR main web-site (see below) for the history, however. This is a photo gallery!

 Here you will find a collection of photo's taken over 20-odd years - my first visit being in 1976 just after the Nant Gwernol extention was opened. I had signed-on as a cleaner. Herbert Jones, loco. superintendant, saw to it I was not long a cleaner and soon I was a fireman. That visit was the first of countless....

The line exerted its fatal attraction before the week was out, as well. I found myself "hooked" - and have gone on to become Guard, and Blockman and continued taking photos as and when opportunity arose. Doing a web-site became an idea which was still-born when I discovered that it had already been done! The idea of a Photo-Gallery arose, however, and the official TR Webmaster liked the idea, so here it is. I hope you like it.

The Photo Gallery

Click here for access to the best Talyllyn Photo Gallery in the world -ever! Talyllyn from 1976 up to about 2001. From the inside.

Links Page

Click here for page that gets you to all sorts of good sites - mostly railways.

The Ashford site

This will get you to the home page of the Ashford Group of the K&ESR.

Alan's Railway Pictures

Click for Alan's original site, full of images of steam and diesel. These have been taken over 30 years - and are very popular (over 15,000 visitors)

Alan's Photo Gallery

Some railway pics. Mostly "other" pictures, and you can send a friend a postcard from this site (if you like the pictures). Free!

Talyllyn Railway Web Site

If you got here by some other route, this is where you find out all about the line that prompted this website.

The Photo Resource Site Explore the photo-library of Alan Newble from his resource site.
Alan Newble's Personal Page For those with a morbid curiosity about who built this site...BEWARE, this could shock and horrify you! It has alternative trains on!! And Diesels!


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ALAN'S PHOTO RING has been devised to enable you to go round in turn all the sites with Alan Newble's photographs upon them, if you are THAT daft! Click on the icon, you'll see it at the lower end of each home page, and you'll be taken to the next site, eventually getting back here. There is no prize - but you'll deserve a medal - or certifying?

E-Mail me if you like it? Then I'll know when I get no mail that it is a howling success!

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Contact - webmasterATnewble.co.uk
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Or go to my Photo-Resource Page

This Page designed, constructed and maintained by Alan Newble

All pictures taken by and copyright of Alan Newble c.1999-2008

Please feel free to download any that you like, provided they are not for any commercial use.

 UPDATE - 2008
Events in 2002 and 2003 have conspired to change the direction of the holidays of my wife and I, and we now spend all our available time elsewhere. The Talyllyn will see us only rarely - we are not too disappointed as the scene around Tywyn is changing rapidly and not always for the better!
So this website can be seen as a "The Way it Was" valedictory of the late 90's.

Site last up-dated on the 14th February 2008

Counter started 25/10/99. Reading 1460 when re-started on 21/4/00