Class A1X No.3 'Bodiam' takes on coal at Tenterden

USA class No.65 'Maunsell' also takes on coal at Tenterden

A beautiful 'Terrier' double header. No.3 'Bodiam' and No.32678 'Knowle' seen together at Tenterden

An immaculate class 03 diesel No.D2023 at Tenterden

A Hunslet 0-6-0ST No.23 'Holam F Stephens' sits in the sdiings at Tenterden

USA class No.65 'Maunsell' hauls a breakdown train into Tenterden station

USA Tank engines were originally built in the USA and shipped across the Atlantic in kit form as part of the war effort. Here No.65 'Maunsell' arrives at Tenterden station

Hunslet 0-6-0ST No.23 'Holman F Stephens' is seen here at Tenterden in a double header with A1X No.3 'Bodiam'. Note the headboard displaying 662 Martello. Unfortunately A1X 'Martello' was unable to run on Saturday so the Hunslet ran in it's place.

Class 33 diesel No.D6570 'Ashford' gets ready to take the last train of the day to Bodiam

Built in 1872, the class A1X No.3 'Bodiam' sits in the sunlight at Tenterden

The class 33 diesel No.D6570 'Ashford' prepares to leave Tenterden with the last train of the day

A Wallis Advance steam roller on display at Tenterden

A1X No.32678 'Knowle' arrives at Tenterden

I promised my son I would use this photo. He took this from the train as well left Wittersham heading for Rolvenden

A vintage bus on display at Northiam

Another Wallis Advance steam roller on display, this time at Northiam

A GWR 16XX class No.1638 arrives at Northiam

USA Tank No.65 'Maunsell' takes on water at Northiam station

Visiting 01 class engine No.65 is seen here slowing as it approaches Northiam station. The signalman is waiting to exchange tokens from the footplate crew

P class No.753 is seen in the sidings at Bodiam station