Llangollen Sixties Weekend 2025
Posted 15/08/2025 - 15:48 - Helpful Comment
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Lovely, nostalgic set. The Chainbridge Hotel in the last one is a good place to stay and an excellent base for photography. Get a room with a balcony overlooking the river and you can see (and hear) the trains pootling along while you're sipping something refreshing on the balcony (Mrs L was impressed, so it must be good!).
Steve
Steve
Posted 15/08/2025 - 22:48 - Helpful Comment
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I like those.
Posted 18/08/2025 - 10:07
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Lubbyman wrote:
Lovely, nostalgic set. The Chainbridge Hotel in the last one is a good place to stay and an excellent base for photography. Get a room with a balcony overlooking the river and you can see (and hear) the trains pootling along while you're sipping something refreshing on the balcony (Mrs L was impressed, so it must be good!).
Steve
I attend both days, and the idea of staying just down the road is appealing. But, I'm displaying a classic car at the event, I have two and I like to swap them around so I have one on Saturday and the other on Sunday, so I go there and back. I'm only about 40-odd miles away so it's not so bad. But some of our club members stayed there for the Classic weekend in July and enjoyed it.
Lovely, nostalgic set. The Chainbridge Hotel in the last one is a good place to stay and an excellent base for photography. Get a room with a balcony overlooking the river and you can see (and hear) the trains pootling along while you're sipping something refreshing on the balcony (Mrs L was impressed, so it must be good!).
Steve
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15 years
South Cheshire
Carrog station
A fair bit of diesel traction. A long spell of dry weather prior to the event meant that steam was limited, so the heritage railcar and diesel locos did a lot of the work.
This is another stitched image. I took a similar photo a few years back, but with a different loco. It's one of those locations where it's pretty easy to get a good image, there's a place to stand just up from the station with a good view down to the station, the river and the hotel on the left. I had a single image that actually came out better, but there's a very noticeable camper van trying to negotiate the road junction on the right which detracts from it.
Camera - Pentax Kx, 18-55 kit lens, 18-200 Sigma, 50-500 Sigma, 500mm Tamron mirror