Norfolk Steam Explorer with Railtrail Tours
A 4 Day Steam tour visiting the railways of Norfolk and joined by Michael Portillo at two of them.
Day 1 began with a visit to Wroxham Signal Box and a Greater Anglia Stadler Flirt is seen passing by. This was followed by a boat trip on the River Bure to Barton House Railway where a Station Road Steam locomotive was in steam.
Day 2 was a full day of steam at the North Norfolk Railway with 4MT 76084, 7F 53809 and Great Western Railway Heavyweight No. 4270 in steam. Michael Portillo was seen enjoyed his visit and waving at the train departing Weybourne.
Day 3 started with a trip behind No. 6 Blickling Hall on the Bure Valley Railway and then a visit to Bressingham. At Bressingham Terrier No. 662 Martello was in steam on the Standard Gauge Line, 1883 Quarry Hunslet No. 316 Gwynedd was in steam on the 2' gauge Fen Railway and Class 22 D6353 was working trains on the 15" Gauge Waveney Valley Railway.
Day 4 Started with a trip behind 47580 County of Essex on the Mid Norfolk Railway, followed by a visit to Whitwell & Reepham Station where 1951 built Robert Stephenson and Hawthorne No. 7681 was working breakvan rides. The day was rounded off with a trip on the Worlds Smallest Public Railway, the 10 1/4" Gauge Wells & Walsingham Railway behind 2010 built Garrat Norfolk Heroine. Michael Portillo was once again seen and stopped for a chat with the group.
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