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morning sunshine,
waiting for the photographers to be ready


train passing in the distance


double headed passenger train




for a trip around the estate

- who all worked tirelessly to make sure the trai

Stars of Sandstone - Photographs by John Nicholas Middleton




































Roller

Tamar

NG 4 No 16 and Jung No 847

Sandy

No 2 Feldbahn

Lawleys No 232 & 263

NGG 16 No 88 & 153 meet NG 15 No 17

NGG 16 153 leave loco

NGG 16 No 88 & 153 Vailima bank

NGG 16 No 88 & 153 Vailima loop
























































Stars of Sandstone - Photographs by Gary Barnes



























Stars of Sandstone - Photographs by John Lyas

NG4 Grootdraai

Arn Jung debut

Harvard and NG4

Arn Jung and NG4

Drivers view NG4

NG4 passes windmill

Waiting for the sun

Kalahari Sunrise

Kalahari Grootdraai

Harvard taxiing

What its all about

Harvard low pass

Decauville and Kalahari

Peckett and Decauville

Congestion on the triangle

Barclay at Grootdraai

Barclay passes Fowler

Lawleys departing

Lawley turning on triangle

NGG16 153 on goods on Vailima loop

Feldbahn watering

Feldbahn slowing for cattle

NG4 ready to depart

McLaren at sunset

Smoke in still air from Garratts

Garratts on Vailima loop

Garratts waiting near Vailima

NGG16 153 over ashpit

NG4 at Grootdraai

NG4 at Pandora

Decauville and cocopans at Grootdraai

Snow on the Malutis

NGG16 153 at Mooihoek

Climbing to Vailima

NGG16 153 Grootdraai

The Workshop staff

Sherman vs tree

Sherman vs derelict house

Wilf and Des

Sandstone farewell
Photographs & Commentary by Kim and Andrew Scott
We have inserted a wonderfully creative set of photographs from Kim and Andrew Scott. What we liked about these photographs is not only the wildlife
which abounds on the estate but also the fact they took so many candid camera shots of people.

Did you ever see such a thing?

Never, a thing like that

And the food is great

A big crew for a big machine

Youre right it IS big

With a big appetite

Are you sure it goes in here

Yes definitely in here

Are you sure it hasn't a starter

No definitely no starter

It's HIGH

Relief

I'm NOT going to vacuum in there

Fancy footwork

Going my way

Race you to the tree

Lean into the turn now

Well there isn't a locker

Flaming coals
Photographs taken from a model radio controlled helicopter
Photographs by Oliver Wetmore












Photographed by Rod Hering

































Another shipment from the International Harvester Co.

Rush hour!!

There is a train coming…

1903 McLaren Traction engine out and about

Trains, Maize, Malutis

A midday break for working Afrikaner oxen

Coming home

A walk in the park for the1901 B5 Fowler Crane engine
The first weekend went well with sunny skies but an icy wind on Saturday.
Saturday night saw a heavy frost which flattened the cosmos...
Happily Hannes Paling and others were able to capture some cosmos pictures on the Saturday.
Here is a selection.
Photographs by Hannes Paling













































The first visitors have arrived... and the drivers are familiarising themselves with the railway...


