PHOTO REPORT FROM THE FEBRUARY 2007 THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE EVENT AT THE SWANAGE RAILWAY
Photos from the second weekend of this popular event
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Photo Report from Andrew P.M. Wright - dated 28th February 2007
Official photographer & press officer, Swanage Railway.
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Thomas crosses Corfe Common with a train for Harman's Cross - crewed by driver John Dennison and fireman Graham Froud - on the Swanage Railway on 24th 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.

Andrew P.M. Wright has supplied nearly 160 photos taken during the second weekend of Thomas's latest visit to the Swanage Railway between Saturday 17th to Sunday 25th February, 2007.

Andrew's photos also take us behind the scenes in the signal boxes at Corfe Castle, Harmans Cross and SWanage, and on the footplate with Swanage Railway's volunteers who all helped make this event such a success for our visitors.

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

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