St Andrew's Bellringers Outing to Sussex
6 September 2003
Pauline, Philip, Barry and Stephen at St Margaret's church, West Hoathly
Craig enjoying the view
The view from a corner of the churchyard would have been quite extensive on a
less hazy day
After lunch, anxious moments at Kingscote station on the
Bluebell Railway as we
wait for the ticket office to open.
Our train waiting to take us south to
Sheffield Park
British Railways
Class 4 Tank locomotive No.80151 is the newest Brighton-built locomotive in
preservation, having been built in 1957. It returned to steam on the Bluebell
Railway in October 2001, after rescue from Barry scrapyard, and many years of
repair, initially at Chappel & Wakes Colne.
Kingscote is currently the northern terminus of the Bluebell, until the
extension to East Grinstead is completed.
Jane waiting at the central station of Horsted Keynes
The other platforms at Horsted Keynes await the northbound train from Sheffield
Park
The signalman and the driver of the train from Sheffield Park exchange tokens
St Andrew and St Mary, Fletching
Tom, Craig, Stephen, Jane, Barry, Alan, Sheila, Merry, Pauline, Philip, John,
Philip, Irena and Patrick, with Lucy behind the camera, at the church without
dedication at East Hoathly
East Hoathly bathed for a few seconds of sunshine before the clouds came in
and the rain started
The east window at East Hoathly
Philip, Barry, Patrick and Pauline
John, Irena and Patrick
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