The Half Term holidays may be over but Beamish still continues to be busy enough for a three tram service to operate. That was what was in operation on Tuesday 4th June with three long-term residents in service: Blackpool 31 and Sheffield 264 running clockwise and Sunderland 16 anti-clockwise. Trevor Hall paid a visit and also captured some of the other trams stabled outside the depot.
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Blackpool 31 and Sunderland 16 pass at Foulbridge.
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Sheffield 264 was the other tram in service and it is seen here meeting up with Sunderland 16 at the Entrance.
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Outside the depot and Oporto 196 and Manchester 765.
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In this view we see Manchester 765 at rest.
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An interior shot of Manchester 765.
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The bus depot continues to be built and this information poster gives more details of what is coming. (All Photographs by Trevor Hall, 4th June 2019)