Explore the Kent Downs Railway Line in this exciting video. Discover the hidden gems of this unique community-led railway line, nestled in the heart of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Whether you’re a dedicated railway enthusiast, a railfan, or simply someone who loves to explore UK railways, this video offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and future of this local railway project.
Join us as we take a journey through Kent’s picturesque landscapes and delve into the rich railway history that has shaped the region. From historic railway stations to scenic routes, this video is perfect for those passionate about trains, rail travel, and the fascinating world of UK train stations.
If you’re a fan of community-driven projects and the preservation of railway heritage, you won’t want to miss this detailed exploration of the Kent Downs Railway Line. Whether you’re interested in train stations, railway preservation, or the role of community rail partnerships, this video is packed with insights that will captivate both railway lovers and casual viewers alike.
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00:00 Class 66 through Kemsing
00:56 Down to Ashford including line history
04:43 Charing
11:50 Harrietsham
16:49 Hollingbourne
23:11 Maidstone East
27:50 West Malling
35:11 Wrapping up at Kemsing
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4 Comments
Great video very informative as always. Superb catch of the 66 with tones at the start.
Thanks for an encouraging review, esprcially of thr goo work that the community rail partnership is doing!
Great video John! I do enjoy working that line. Looks like you chose a chilly day for it!!
Such a nice video showing off these stations in their best light. The architecture of the stations looks very nice, its good to see the old buildings being used as coffee shops, I would rather they are used like that than just sitting empty. Good to see you made it out in the cold weather too so you could share this video with us, I bet you were glad for the coffee shops to warm up and the ride between the stations. I bet this line was busy with freight in the past.