The Leadhills & Wanlockhead Railway Society was formed in 1983 to construct and operate a 2ft gauge tourist railway between two villages on the old standard gauge trackbed. Track laying commenced in 1986 with the station at Leadhills being built from scratch. A limited service began in 1988 over a 1/4 mile of track and has been improving steadily ever since, it has now reached the border with Lanarkshire and Dumfries & Galloway, negotiations are at present under way to extend the track into Wanlockhead and build a station complete with run round loop, with the acquisition of more locomotives and coaches the shed at Leadhills is becoming quite full. A Hudswell Clark 68hp ex. mines locomotive was recently restored at Anniesland College of Further Education in Glasgow as part of a training scheme and will be brought into service soon.

Images from the visit of the Peter Pan locomotive in July 2007

a wee train for em mines

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During the 21 /22 July 2007,"Peter Pan" a Kerr Stuart Wren class 0-4-0 of 1922 Visited the wonderful Leadhills & Wanlockhead Railway Lanarkshire, Scotland. The highest adhesion railway in Britain at 1498 feet. Steep grades and beautiful scenery produced outstanding sights and sounds

Richard Binning retrieving bird from shoot at Leadhills in the begining of January!

Richard Binning retrieving bird from shoot at Leadhills in the begining of January!

Went to Scotland to surprise Gran just before her 90th birthday.

105 mile cycle race, 2000m of climbing and finishing at the summit of Green Lowther 750m.

Run over leadhills much effects applied and speeded up

me trying to do a wheeley

Images from the River Clyde

Drunk in rural Scotland singing songs about killing people.

Me and Daniel enjoy the rural delights of the Lead Hills - by sliding down a hill in a spare tent. (Quite dark!)