Sweet Indian Steam (Statfold Barn Railway, June 2022)

A video of my visit to the Statfold Barn Railway for their "Sweet Indian Steam" Gala on the 11th June 2022.
This is my second visit to Statfold, having visited the place for the first time earlier this year for their "Last Days of Penrhyn" Gala. On that occasion, I did not take any videos as I just with my friends from Llangollen and so I wanted to enjoy my first visit. This time, I had just one mate with me who was more than happy for me to take videos.
Really enjoy going to the Enthusiast events at Statfold Barn, expect to see this place appear on the channel more often in the future.
The Locos running at the event were:
- "Alpha", Hudswell Clarke no.1172, built in 1922 (100 years old)
- "DHR no.19", Sharp, Stewart & Co. no.3518, built in 1889 (visiting from the Beeches Light Railway)
- "K1", Beyer, Peacock & Co. K class, built in 1909 (visiting from the Welsh Highland Railway)
- Davenport no.1586, built in 1917
- "Howard No. 2", Hunslet no.1842, built in 1936
- "Harrogate", Peckett no.2050, built in 1944
- "Isibutu", W. G. Bagnall no.2820, built in 1945
- "Sragi No. 1", Krauss no.4045, built in 1899
- "Fiji", Hudswell Clarke no.972, built in 1912
- "19", Hudswell Clarke no.1056, built in 1914
- "Roger", Kerr, Stuart & Co. no.3128, built in 1918
- "The Goose", built by Statfold Barn in 2015, using a Morris Lorry Chassis
- Tram Car No.19, Built by Brush in 1906

[@kellyashfordtrains2642]

Music to my ears. Be warned, however. The price of everything, including coal and food, is rising. One day, the railway might be nothing more than a distant memory. The Days of Steam are on the edge of disappearing forever. Let's hope you haven't yet seen the steam engines for the very last time.

[@kevfrombutterley]

All the more reason to go and enjoy it as much as you can 😎

[@fabrizioviscardi40]

Hi, you made a great movie! I subscribed your very interesting channel! Cheers Fabrizio