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Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway - 17th August 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2023
- A visit to the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway on a sunny Thursday 17th August 2023 (with a shot of Dr Syn on Tuesday 15th August). The pink timetable sees 4 trains in operations, with on this day 5 steam locomotives in operation, with locomotive exchanges taking place at New Romney on trains from Dungeness to Hythe.
Locomotives in Operation
No. 2 Northern Chief (Davey Paxman & Co. of 1925)
No. 3 Southern Maid (Davey Paxman & Co. of 1926)
No. 6 Samson (Davey Paxman & Co. of 1927)
No. 10 Dr Syn (Yorkshire Engine Company of 1931)
No. 11 Black Prince (Krupp, Essen of 1937)
www.preservedrailway.co.uk
(C) Lee Andrew Davies 2023
My grandmother travelled on this railway in the 1930's and I took my Mum on her last ride in the late 1990's. I visited again in around 2005. Long may it continue to give future generations lots of pleasure. Great video @
2:38My word, she's storming along there. Remember that on this scale, 25 mph is like 100
Surely the most perfect and beautiful narrow gauge engines and railway in the world.😁
A very enjoyable video, l always enjoy watching these videos, seeing whare they go & stopping at a station, also the views are great as well, so a big thank you to all who have taken the time to make this great video.
Thanks for this it brought back Pleasant Memeries.
Like 14 beautiful video, greetings 🚂👍🙋♂️
I was there for 3 times. Greatings Frank
Somebody build a freelance American 4-12-2 in this scale or slightly larger, took up the whole workshop thereabout,they test ran the chassis without the boiler around the railway and they were going at a good clip of about 35mph
Nice video :)
This is where you go when G scale still ain't big enough.
All of the steam locomotives are just super beautiful. I just wish the armored train from WW2 had been preserved.
it is preserved. its Number 5 Hercules. minus the armour plating.
@alexthewoo Hercules isn't the armoured train, it's the loco that pulled the armoured train. They mean shame the train isn't preserved
@@russellgreen3375 yes but it was armour plated aswell. Therefore it was part of the armoured train... its a shame the wagons got scrapped but atleast the loco is still around
can anyone tell me the top speed and average speed and distance the train covers
25 mph top speed and this railway is 13 1/2 miles long