The Hill Valley Railway is a fictitious former BR branch somewhere in Wales that has been transformed as a preserved line. This gives me the excuse to run virtually anything I like, given that most heritage lines are visited by locomotives from other railways from time to time. Here are the pics first:
The HVR's resident Pannier takes a train towards Rhuthr
7820 'Dinmore Manor' passes the same place, though viewed from a slightly different vantage point.
'Dinmore Manor' again, visiting the HVR from the West Somerset Railway, and reliving the days of GWR-hauled Cambrian Coast expresses
A double-headed demonstration freight passes Bengan-y-afon station
My personal favourite. 7820 and the Pannier pause between duties at Kelston sidings
And finally, a short video of the Pannier taking a photo charter freight up the line. Hope you enjoy it!
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v211/Padster/?action=view¤t=HVRPromo.flv
Best wishes,
Padster
The HVR's resident Pannier takes a train towards Rhuthr

7820 'Dinmore Manor' passes the same place, though viewed from a slightly different vantage point.

'Dinmore Manor' again, visiting the HVR from the West Somerset Railway, and reliving the days of GWR-hauled Cambrian Coast expresses

A double-headed demonstration freight passes Bengan-y-afon station

My personal favourite. 7820 and the Pannier pause between duties at Kelston sidings

And finally, a short video of the Pannier taking a photo charter freight up the line. Hope you enjoy it!
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v211/Padster/?action=view¤t=HVRPromo.flv
Best wishes,
Padster