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PHOTO REPORT FROM THE FEBRUARY 2007 THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE EVENT AT THE SWANAGE RAILWAY
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Photo Report from Andrew P.M. Wright - dated 24th February 2007
Official photographer & press officer, Swanage Railway.
Photographs are copyright Andrew P.M. Wright. To view a larger version of any photograph on this page, just click on the thumbnail photograph and subsequently use the Back button on your browser to return to this page. Photos on these pages are low resolution versions. Full resolution photos are available for media use

For the latest Swanage Railway Thomas the Tank Engine information, click here

Thomas The Tank Engine at Swanage February 2007 - Photograph copyright Andrew P.M. Wright
Thomas at Corfe Castle on the Swanage Railway 17th February, 2007.

Thomas delighted thousands of visitors when he visited the Swanage Railway for nine days of fun and frolics between Saturday 17th to Sunday 25th February, 2007. The Thomas events are important for the Swanage Railway because they bring to life a favourite children's character which encourages children to become more interested in steam railways and perhaps become the heritage railway volunteers of the future.

Thomas The Tank Engine at Swanage February 2007 - Photograph copyright Andrew P.M. Wright
Thomas at Corfe Castle with fireman Andrew Harvey from Yeovil on 17th February, 2007.

Andrew P.M. Wright has supplied over 80 photos taken during the first weekend of Thomas's latest visit to the Swanage Railway between Saturday 17th to Sunday 25th February, 2007.

Andrew's photos include Thomas's driver Les Frampton from Wimborne, and fireman Andrew Harvey from Yeovil - picking up its stock from the yard at Corfe Castle. The guard is Graham Cope from Bournemouth who is also a signalman.

Thomas The Tank Engine at Swanage February 2007 - Photograph copyright Andrew P.M. Wright Thomas The Tank Engine at Swanage February 2007 - Photograph copyright Andrew P.M. Wright
Driver Les Frampton (right) is seen being interviewed by Corfe Castle station porter Peter Foster (centre) for Dorset County Hospital's radio station in Dorchester, watched by guard Graham Cope of Bournemouth who is also a signalman on the Swanage Railway. Peter is also shown pictured winding up Thomas with his carriage key.

At Corfe Castle station, driver Les Frampton is seen being interviewed by Corfe Castle station porter Peter Foster for Dorset County Hospital's radio station in Dorchester. The interview is being watched by watched by guard Graham Cope of Bournemouth who is also a signalman on the Swanage Railway.

The photos also show Peter Foster using his carriage key to 'wind up' Thomas at Corfe Castle.

We have split the photos over several pages. Please follow the links at the foot of this page for more photos.

Thomas The Tank Engine at Swanage February 2007 - Photograph copyright Andrew P.M. Wright Thomas The Tank Engine at Swanage February 2007 - Photograph copyright Andrew P.M. Wright
Brake van rides at Swanage and guard Graham Cope from Bournemouth, who is also a signalman.

Andrew's photos feature Thomas along the 6-mile length of the Swanage Railway, and also show the Swanage Railway's Class 08 diesel shunter hauling brake van rides.

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To visit the other pages of photos featuring Thomas on the Swanage Railway, please click on the navigation links below.
- To visit the second page of photos please click here.
- To visit the third page of photos please click here.

All photographs are copyright Andrew P.M. Wright.
Photos on these pages are low resolution versions.
Full resolution photos are available for media use


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Last Updated 25th Feb 2007 by Keith Morgan.
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