Visited the bleak – but fantastic – shingle wastelands of Dungeness last weekend and took some snaps of the old station site at Dungeness.
Wandering around the area, I came across two heavily rusted narrow gauge lines, which I assume were used by fisherman to transport fish from their boats to the nearby road.
We’d travelled to Dungeness on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, which steams through 14 miles of countryside on a tiny 15 inch (380 mm) gauge track.
I love the weird open spaces of Dungeness and managed to grab two pages of photos here
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Railways around Hay on Wye
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A trip on the Bluebell steam railway, Sussex
Lake District: a feast of steam & a Lake Windemere cruise
Trains, Treos and Toshibas
Hastings railway station rattles to steam-age semaphore signals
Tornado steam loco powers dramatically through Brixton
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