Dungeness and the RHDR - A Lanscape and a Train

Something a little different. For those that don't know, this is the Dungeness peninsular in Kent, a vast expanse of shingle, which boasts old and new lighthouses and a nuclear power station. It is also the southern terminus of the 13.5 mile, 15 inch gauge, Romney, Hythe, and Dymchurch Railway built in 1926.
The rusty rails on the shingle were once used by fishermen to wheel their catch up the beach from the fishing boats.
A great day weather wise, but walking across all that shingle is hard on the old feet! The wind made using the camera stabilizer challenging as well.
This was inspired by the work of DP Philip Bloom.

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Romney HR is a gorgeous railway!! :-)