The River Irt waits at the new No. 26 signal which protects No. 25 points

A close up of the No. 26 signal with No. 10 behind

The River Mite, about to go on a test run, stands next to Doug at Ravenglass

Douglas Ferrira and River Mite

48151 at Ravenglass 14th July 07

48151 Gauge o Guild at Ravenglass

48151 at Ravenglass

A large gallery of spectators watch 48151 Gauge o Guild at Ravenglass

48151 at Ravenglass

The safety valves lift on 48151 at Ravenglass

The River mite waits at No.8 signal before venturing on to the marsh for her first test run out of station limits

River Mite at Miteside

The fitter tests the steam compressor

A happy fitter.

The Doug approaches the River Mite at Miteside

River Mite at Miteside

The River Mite at Ravenglass water tank

River Mite

Taking water

The River Mite on shed

River Mite on Headboard trials

L-R River Esk River Mite River Irt

The River Mite on P2 at Ravenglass

River Mite

River Mite

River Mite

An unusual shot of River Mite with stock in Irton Road siding

River Mite in Irton Road siding

River Irt passes River Mite at Irton Road

Two steam engines facing the same way at Irton Road!

River Esk and River Mite at Irton Road

Esk & Mite

River Mite in Dalegarth siding

River Mite on Dalegarth turntable

River Mite and Sca Fell

River Mite

River Mite

River Mite on P2 at Dalegarth

River Mite in Miteside Loop

River Mite at Miteside

Mite and her fitter

Coach 270, part of the test train at Miteside

River Irt passes River Mite at Miteside

River Mite

Open coaches on the test train at Miteside (up loop)

Empty opens on the test train

River Mite and Muncaster Fell

Doug arrives at Dalegarth

River Mite awaits the road at Irton Road

Eskdale Green village, (west end), can be seen behind the River Mite

River Mite

Irt and Mite at Ravenglass

River Irt and River Mite

L-R Douglas Ferrira arrives at Ravenglass whilst River Irt and River Mite wait for their repective departure times

During testing the River Mite used P2 at Ravenglass foe stabling purposes

Douglas Ferrira shunts its' stock away while River Mite stands with its' test train on P2

At 1930 on Thursday 19th July a rainbow was sighted, framing the two spare Dalegarth coaches.

The River Irt passes the River Mite at Ravenglass

Ravenglass in summer

The River Mite blocks in the River Esk at Ravenglass

River Mite

The River Mite waits on P1 with a test train of eight coaches and the Shelagh of Eskdale, (for extra weight)

Mite and Esk at Ravenglass

The Mite waits the signal at Ravenglass

Ravenglass

On Saturday 21 July 07 the River Mite worked a private hire wedding special, she is seen here dressed appropriately

The Wedding Special 21-07-07

The wedding special about to depart Ravenglass

The River Mite gleaming in the morning sunshine just before her re-dedication.

The headboard, made by Newton Replicas is unveiled

A smart River Mite on the re-dedication Special

River Mite and her splendid new headboard made by Newton Replicas

The River Mite, having just shunted her special train away, waits for her next turn of duty

The River Mite at the head of the 1430 train to Dalegarth on Sunday 22 of July 2007, the first official service train from Ravenglass since returning from her overhaul

Kingfisher Tours bring 48151 to Ravenglass for the second time with another fully booked charter from Carnforth

L-R Northern Rock, River Esk, River Mite

River Esk & River Mite

River Mite in the siding at Dalegarth

The River Mite and spare stock in dalegarth siding

48151 Gauge O Guild arrives at ravenglass up platform on a Carnforth charter

Because of the nature of the service timetable, 48151 was able to stand at Ravenglass for about half an hour.

48151 at reat alongside the old goods shed at Ravenglass

The foliage and lighting poles frame 48151 at Ravenglass