'Sir Handel', Abergynolwyn, Thurs 25 August 2011.  The loco is in fact Talyllyn Rly No 3 Sir Haydn, originally Corris Rly No 3.  It is an 0-4-2ST, built by Hughes (323 / 1878) at Loughorough in the Falcon Works, future home of Brush Traction.  The headboard commemorates the creator of the 'Thomas the Tank Engine' stories, who was a member of the Talyllyn Rly Preservation Society for many years.
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