PICTURES OF TRAINS
(this is all piccies so will take time to load - I hope you like them)

In the beginning The posts were soaked for 3 months increosote and old sump oil before being concreted into the ground	Early days, the shallow cutting at Baravullin loop. All the timber is pressure treated
Rose of Tralee by the signal	'Herself' Rose poses for the camera
Rose of Tralee and a Kelco truck. Kelco was an alginate (seaweed processing) factory close to the old Ballachulish line nearby	Rose of Tralee passing the shrub border
Rose storms the Goose neck with a light work train	As a freight enters the loop, Onich waits with a passenger train for Baravullin
Dunstaffnage lifts her train up round Gooseneck curve, plant centre in the far background	Having crossed the double span truss bridge Dunstaffnage rolls across the duck crossing to the Gooseneck loop with 10 up
Dunstaffnage on the Baravullin loop	Dunstaffnage at what is now Kintaline depot (much enlarged) - and me
Onich passing the shrub border with a passenger train for Baravullin	Onich leaves Kintaline on a mixed consist for Baravullin

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Click on Louis to find out about our traditional utility breeds of chickens	Practical Affordable Waterfowl and Poultry housing available in the United Kingdom	More stuff about ourselves; our animals; the craft shop we used to have;
Let the white campbell drake lead you into the world of ducks at Kintaline	Information about our small hardy plant nursery where we grow interesting and unusual perennials and herbs.

Tim and Jill Bowis
Kintaline Mill Farm, Benderloch, OBAN
Argyll PA37 1QS Scotland United Kingdom
01631 720223

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