Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum, with Blencathra looming behind with a snowy peak.

A view of the yard at Threlkeld.

Wagons in the siding.

Sir Tom's builders plate.

Sir Tom, Bagnall 0-4-0ST.

Sir Tom stands outside the loco shed at Threlkeld.

Looking out to Threlkeld village far below.

Two Sim's Coaches arriving with the majority of the contingent from Ravenglass and Holmrook.

Simplex.

Looking down at some of the old workings.

Pointwork outside the shed.

Sir Tom.

Sir Tom under Blencathra.

Wagons.

Sir Tom's smoke hides some of the rolling stock.

Hunslet 0-4-0.

Battery Electric loco.

One of the industrial locos.

View of Blencathra.

Clough Head, the most northerly point of the Helvellyn range.

Vehicles in the sidings.

Track in-situ on the old incline down to the Penrith - Keswick railway.

The brake top.

Siding arrangements.

Looking north into the yard.

A Simplex pushes a Hunslet into the yard area.

Simplex.

A view of the Motorail Simplex.

Hunslet locomotive.

Locomotives now on display.

Looking straight down the incline.

Simplistic controls of the Hunslet.

Next, this interesting little battery electric arrived.

One class only here!

Battery shunter.

The water tower.

Plaque on Sir Tom.

Orange locomotive in the siding.

Tipper wagons.

Points by one of the crossings.

Sir Tom leaves the sheds with the first of the special shuttles.

Three coaches, packed full of railwaymen from far and wide!

Sir Tom assaults some of the steep grades to the quarry.

The little Bagnall takes the climb in its stride.

The passengers disembark for photos at the terminus.

Threlkeld Quarry, with Sir Tom and the train visible.

Looking to some of the North Western fells, plus Latrigg, centre-right.

Just visible are Skiddaw and Skiddaw Little Man.

The Simplex and a wagon.

Sir Tom sets off heading for the quarry, with R&ER driver Martin Willey at the controls.

Photographers at the top of one of the most severe gradients.

Mavis.

The upper yard.

The view from the terminus - at this point it was snowing!

Returning we see more of the cranes and excavators.

The yard and shed halfway along the line.

The Simplex, having shunted several of the other locomotives, including a Lister very much like Cyril.

The Lister is on the left.

Locos just visible inside.

A shell of a Simplex.

Sir Tom, having returned with the second run. On the footplate are two familiar Ravenglass faces!

The rake of coaching stock!

Glenridding Pier - here is SY Lady of the Lake.

The view along Ullswater.

Plaque on SY Raven.

Looking to Pooley Bridge.

Pooley Bridge Pier.

Lady Dorothy, marooned at Pooley Bridge until the water level drops.

The south end of the lake, with the Helvellyns hiding.

The view from the boat.

No sign of Helvellyn's top today.

The view from the bow of SY Raven.

Heading back to Glenridding.

Raven's bow, Glenridding.

A view of Raven.