A busy scene at Sheffield Park, with the next train waiting to leave the station. Note how many photographers there are!

All of the work is too much for Freshwater, even though the day has only just started!

Another visiting loco, no. 662 goes up to the home signals ready to wait for Stepney.

As the morning starts, the loco crew get ready for a busy day.

Dask falls on Sheffield Park and Stepney takes water and gives photographers the perfect photo oppertunity.

Fenchurch steams up ready for a day of reliable service.

Is this a scene out of a Western? Or station staff looking for something to do?

Now it's O1-class 0-6-0 No 65's turn to take on water.

Now they have coupled up, the train is now ready to leave the station.

So I walked into the local pub and I said to the barman....

Southwards this time facing Newick sidings and the local dairy.

Stepney and 662 wait at platform two, ready to take the early evening train to Kingscote.

Stepney finally makes an apperance to join 662.

Techincally even though it isn't a Terrier, Class 4 Tank locomotive No.80151 looks impressive taking this afternoon service.

That's better. Now Freshwater is fully refreshed it goes to pick up its train.

The driver is debating whether or not he's on Fenchurch or no.662.

Visiting loco, Freshwater moves down platform two towards the water crane.

What a desolate place this is! Horsted Keynes is completely empty as No.80151 brings its train into the station.

You can really get a taste for the good old days. Another interesting (ahem!) view of Horsted Keynes