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Yes I remember it, I was there in 1962. I lived not far away in Brighton.

I read once that there was Newfoundland artillery and flak unit based there during WW2 also Enzio Ferrari had a home nearer saint Marys bay, the late Count was in a top race in Italy,and so was Ferrari, coincidence ??? , the Count was also the owner of the original chitty chitty bang bang. I always felt happy there holiday's and visits.

Locomotive no. 10 Dr. Syn kinda looks like an American steam locomotive.

3:00 Great Scotland Yard. It's Laurel And Hardy. Thanks A Lot Mate. X

Michael Bentine was a very interesting bloke. I recommend you read his books too.

The garden raikway(the first one) is still in situ but looks like it’s hardly ever used. Looking a bit overgrown in places now.

The garden raikway(the first one) is still in situ but looks like it’s hardly used now and a bit overgrown. Don’t know when it was last used.

Wow what it must have been like to be a young boy working on that railroad! I drove tractors small Massy's or Farmall's working in tobacco when I was young and enjoyed it.. as a job. Trains were my life, this would have been a dream!

Anyone notice how laid back life was? No bunch of stool tones being smashed forced into people's lives and faces.

The sound of a steam train goes: Chew chew (horn) choke an ick or, choke an ick or (faster and faster)

I remember riding on the 63 coach end of gala special. It was a VERY rapid departure from New Romney when a coupling failed and the front 8 coaches shot off like a bullet under Littlestone Road bridge before the drivers managed to stop! They backed up and reconnected to take the rest of the train with them on the 2nd attempt. A brilliant run then via Dungeness and back to Hythe. Many good memories in that video.

Hello, I remember an old friend had bought a property in W Sussex some good years ago 15 + does anyone know where the minature railway was. The film looks sixties to myself.

Derek Guyler" And Clive Dunn (from Dads Army). Magic!

The guy driving the bwlr American engine still helps at the railway now!

This is the now named Synolda which still steams and can be found in the museum at the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway in Cumbria. She's fully restored.

Correction, the line actually still exists. IT is owned by my grandparents and has had a lot of improvements to it. Sadly no steam engine, however plenty of diesels and the original electric seen in the other video.

Estos trenes pertenecen a la civilización anterior más pequeña creada por Dios, ocultada y silenciada a la humanidad por la élite sionista satánica despierten borregos ya es hora saludos patriotas Q 🥰🇨🇱🥰🇨🇱🥰🇨🇱🥰🇨🇱🥰🇨🇱

Wow

"Fingers - the blinds" One of my favourite phrases.

Wow!

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I particularly favour the 10+1/4" gauge as being ideal as a comfortably sized passenger rider without being over bulky nor too compilcated, each to their own preference I guess! Such a variety of miniature gauges being available to choose from is certainly impressive. A well put together video, top marks.😊

Enjoy the ride.

The Sussex Coast.

20th & 21st Centuries Steam Locomotive Train rides.

A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY CELEBRATING A GOLDEN AGE. BRANCH LINE BRITAIN. Paul Atterbury.

The locos from Liverpool that year all met again at the RHDR Gala in 2022! It took long enough for that to happen!!!

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This was my childhood

As Kent used to have working coal fields, I wonder if they supplied coal to the RHDR, assuming it was of good steaming properties!

nice clips

Epic

You're back! Also interesting footage.

Such a lovely railway and lovely film! What kind of speeds they get up to? Looks like a fair rate of knots, scale makes it hard! I get scared at like 10mph on 7 1/4" stuff because it does feel a lot faster!

Lovely stuff, seeing Heywood in his old original red livery suprised me. Never seen any footage other than rare photos of my favourite 7 1/4 locomotive before her Eastleigh debut!

31:20 that’s how you perfect a coupling

what a cool model,i wonder where it is now

Thanks for the cab ride totally enjoyed, I am a member of the railway. It's a beautiful place to be especially Dungeness!!😎🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇬🇧🇺🇦

I've So Excited For Going To The Romney Hythe And Dymchurch Railway In Kent This Year. Wish Me Luck. Thanks Mate. X

I've Might Go To The Volks Electric Railway In Brighton In East Sussex In England This Year. Wish Me Luck. Thanks Mate. X

8:51 Great Scotland Yard. It's Laurel And Hardy. Thanks Mate. X

1:25 I've So Excited For The Romney Hythe And Dymchurch Steam Railway In Kent In England This Year. Wish Me Luck. Thanks Mate. X

I've Might Go To The Volks Electric Railway In Brighton In East Sussex In England This Year. Thanks Mate. X

This minds me of The Bure Valley Railway in North Norfolk.

You're a really useful railway.

That is so adorable at 27:00, that family that each went to different spots along the railway to simulate stops on the line. Just for the video! How sweet! I bet that railroad- and the kind of people who love them- have made that a healthy, fun family. Good on them.

what happened to the 7.25 fr railway?

Hi. Great video and excellent filming. Thank you for sharing.

nice what gauge is it?

hey derek ive heard u know alot about windmill?