Steam trains are coming back to Llangollen Railway.
Now rapidly recovering from the double blows of pandemic restrictions and its own financial crisis, the heritage line is set to re-introduce its highly popular steam services in a few days time.
On its Facebook page it has posted: "We are pleased to announce that this Friday (13th) will see the return of steam-hauled trains through the Dee Valley, as well as the extension of services to Glyndyfrdwy.
"As well as steam-hauled services, we will also be operating a heritage railcar.
"Trains depart Llangollen every 55 minutes from 10:30 until 15:05, and from Glyndyfrdwy every 55 minutes from 11:12 until 15:47. Trains will also stop at Berwyn. This timetable will be in operation over the weekend too.
"Tickets can be purchased on the day from our Booking Offices. For more information of times and prices, drop us a message or enquire at our Booking Offices.
"Rostered locos are GWR 3802 (Steam) and Class 109 'Wickham' (DMU)."
The railway has recently received high-level visits from Welsh Government and UK Ministers who both congratulated the operating team on the way it has fought back from its twin crises.
It swung back into action early last month and has since been successfully running heritage diesel railcar services as far as Berwyn.
But the new board had promised that steam would be back this month.
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