Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch railway was built in the 1920's to a 15 inch gauge. Basically a rich man's toy in those days but has survived to be a major tourist attraction in the area. Most trains ... (more)
Built in 1925 for the 15 inch Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, No. 2 "Northern Chief" is seen shortly after departing Dungeness with the 17:02 to Dymchurch
The guard and trainee fireman (far right) gaze in wonderment at an engineering masterpiece named "Samson" which has paused with its train at Dungeness, the southern terminus on the 15-inch gauge R... (more)
RHDR loco No7 'Typhoon' near Pilot Crossing on 2nd Febraury 2009 after a rare settling of snow on the marshes.
Whilst the passengers enjoy a fish and chip dinner in the station restaurant Senior Driver Richard Batton works his pacific 'Hurricane' around the balloon at Dungeness to be ready for the return t... (more)
15 inch narrow gauge diesel No.14 Captain Howey pauses at Dungeness Station on the RHDR. Sun 29 May 2005
