New photos are coming.

February 15, 2023
Posted by Gary Outram on
   

We would like to thank our volunteer, Dominic Noades for giving his consent for us to feature some of his photography of our stations, trains, scenic views and all things rail related along our lines.

 

We’ll update some of our website pages as time allows, for now a few samples of how well Dominic captures a scene.

 

Sheerness-On-Sea station. Two sets of buffers in the foreground at the end of the line, the platforms either side have white wooden canopies above to provide shelter. There is an untidy space between the two tracks where there was once a third line.
Sheerness-On-Sea - Dominic Noades
An elegant victorian station with snow covered tracks and platforms beneath a blue sky.
Wateringbury Station - Dominic Noades
"This plaque commemorates the 150th anniversary of the opening of the railway between Sittingbourne and Sheerness by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway on 19th July 1860
Commemorative Plaque - Dominic Noades
A Southeastern train at Sheerness on Sea station, stopped short of the buffers in the foreground. A section of platform with a wooden canopy offering shelter is visible next to the train.
Sheerness-on-Sea - Dominic Noades
Green heritage diesel locos passing through Maidstone East station.
Heritage Diesels - Dominic Noades
A night scene of Cuxton station from the footbride. Empty tracks between well lit platforms, a distant signal is green.
Cuxton Station - Dominic Noades
A Southeastern train approaching Swale station over the imposing concrete structure of the Kingsferry lifting bridge. The sky is grey.
Kingsferry Bridge - Dominic Noades
The entrance to Paddock Wood station, a paved forecourt with steps and a ramp leads to the doors of a red-brick victorian station building. A small white wooden canopy provides shelter to the entrance door.
Paddock Wood Station - Dominic Noades
A view of the shingle beach at Sheerness on a Winter's day. The sea on the left reflects the cloudy grey sky above. On the right the stepped sea-wallcontinues into the distance where you can see a church.
Sheerness Beach - Dominic Noades
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