Date: 19/10/2011

The Barclay pug (NCB No 29) latterly on display in Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline, was today [18 October] lifted off its length of track and transported to the Shed 47 Railway Restoration Group's site within the Scottish Vintage Bus Museum at Lathalmond. The pug will be externally refurbished and repainted over the next few months before returning to the park to be put back on display. At Lathalmond it will be temporariy reunited with sister locomotive NCB no 17, which is steadily being restored to working order. Transport and restoration of No 29 has been funded and arranged by Fife Council, with the restoration work being carried out by Shed 47 Group. [From Grant Robertson]

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Barclay pug (NCB No 29) in Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline, being lifted off its length of track on 18 October 2011 for transportation to the 'Shed 47' site at Lathalmond for refurbishment.
Location: Pittencrieff Park
Company: Fife Council
18/10/2011 Jan Littwin (Shed 47 Group)

Unloading NCB No 29 at on 18 October at Shed 47, Lathalmond.
Location: RNSD Lathalmond
Company: West of Fife Mineral Railway
18/10/2011 Jan Littwin (Shed 47 Group)

NCB pug no 29 arrives at Lathalmond on 18 October 2011 following its journey from Dunfermline's Pittencrieff Park.
Location: RNSD Lathalmond
Company: West of Fife Mineral Railway
18/10/2011 Jan Littwin (Shed 47 Group)