Coupled to ROD tender. Two tracks lead from turntable on left. Always a Welsh loco off Neyland and Landore so this would make sence.
Peter kerslake says " Yes , in this very interesting view of 2226 at Landore she is clearly shown coupled to one of the massive 47 tonne , 4000 gallon tenders which had come from condemned " Aberdare " class 2-6-0 's as and when they were withdrawn from service , those same tenders having been of Robinson's Great Central design and formerly used on R.O.D. class locomotives .
A batch of the " 2251 " class had these tenders from new , but the tenders also found themselves coupled to various other members of the class in later years .
Landore had just one of the " 22 's " on its books in 1956 , with 2284 there , and my shedbook shows that this engine , 2226 , was shedded at 87H , which was Neyland at that time.
In 1956 Machynlleth had the most of the class , with a total of nine being there , with Bristol Bath Road , Banbury , Hereford and Neyland all having seven each "