| A brief visit to the "World's Smallest Public Railway". The photos were taken on a brief Sunday visit to this 13.5 mile 15in gauge railway located on the south coast of Kent |
A closer view of the signal box and signal gantry at Hythe 800x600 Hythe_-_Signal_Box_and_Signals.JPG |
A view of the covered station at the Hythe end of the line 800x600 Hythe_-_Overall_Roof___Spare_Carriages.JPG |
Turning round there is a view of the platforms, signal box, and signal gantries 800x600 Hythe_-_Platforms___Signal_Box.JPG |
No.8 Hurricane arrives at Hythe with the 11.10 arrivial from New Romney 800x600 Hythe_-_No-_8_Hurricane_arrives.JPG |
Hythe Station - Platform 1 800x600 Hythe_-_Platform_1.JPG |
No.8 runs round its train ready to pull the 11.30 to Dungeness 600x800 Hythe_-_No_8_Hurricane_runs_around_its_train.JPG |
Another view of No.8 Hurricane at Dungeness 800x600 Dungeness_-_No._8_Hurricane.JPG |
A final look at the cab on No.8 Hurricane 800x600 No.8__Hurricane_-_Cab_View_1.JPG |
No.8 Hurricane - built 1927 - awaits the 13.05 departure from Dungeness 800x600 Dungeness_-_Front_of_No.8_Hurricane.JPG |
The tender of No.8 Hurricane 800x600 No.8_Hurricane_-_Tender.JPG |
The nuclear power station (now closed) at Dungeness 800x600 Dungeness_-_Power_Station_viewed_from_platform.JPG |
A closer view of the cab of No.8 Hurricane 800x600 No.8_Hurricane_-_Cab_View_2.JPG |
