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Flush D'Or Railtour

cd423590_2.jpg (33545 bytes) (left) Whilst awaiting departure from Deal there was time to reflect upon the overlapping eras seen from the end of the down platform - a Mk. 1 EMU, modern speed restriction sign, rail-post semaphore signal and in the distance by the modern full barrier level crossing a Southern Railway type "glasshouse" signal box, photograph by Colin Duff .

(right) Our driver who took the tour from Ramsgate (ECS) through to Tonbridge, poses at Deal, photograph by R.M. Brumé.

driver number 1 at Deal

 

3590 pauses very briefly at Chislehurst door into 1st compartment

(left) The second reversal of the day was in platform 4 at Chislehurst where modern station "furniture" is much in evidence.   The station was reached from the Chatham lines via the reversible Chatham loop.   This reversal did not require passengers to de-train.  The special departed the way it arrived but at Otford Junction  took the down Bat & ball line to reach Sevenoaks. Note travelling from Ashford to Ore not via Rye was achieved via London Travelcard zone 5, photograph by Colin Duff,
and (right) a door which will not be slammed for much longer, photograph by R.M. Brumé.

 

driver number 2 the change in unit design after approximately 35 years

(right) The second driver of the day, seen here at Hastings, took our tour from Tonbridge through to London Bridge and then ECS back to Ramsgate, and (right) new and old cab ends at Hastings. photographs by R.M. Brumé

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