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Romney Hythe and Dimchurch railway

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realspeed

Chatterbox

South coast

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14-09-2014, 08:17 PM

Romney Hythe and Dimchurch railway

Sorry about the bit looking down this is the unedited version

susiejaeger

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Essex, UK

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14-09-2014, 08:23 PM

Re: Romney Hythe and Dimchurch railway

Great.

I did have a video of my Husband and I on a Steam Train in Devon, but somehow it's got deleted on my Pictures.

But that looks great fun.

realspeed

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South coast

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14-09-2014, 08:49 PM

Re: Romney Hythe and Dimchurch railway

it is. For £14 you can ride all day on it if you wanted to ,or even go on the footplate for a lot more money. from one end to the other is about one to one and a half hours, I didn't time it so can be more accurate. I believe this is the smallest PUBLIC railway which runs every day not just for holiday makers or tourists. It is a proper commuter service