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The Bluebell Railway has the longest tunnel in the UK's preserved railways. Seen here emerging into daylight from inside BR Mark 1 corridor composite carriage no. 16210
Having come through Sharpthorne Tunnel, number 592 drifts past the site of West Hoathly station on a rainy bank holiday monday 4th May 2009.
SECR 0-6-0 No. 592 brings the 1pm service ex-Kingscote through West Hoathly.
South Eastern and Chatham 0-6-0 No. 592 is seen coming out of Sharpthorne Tunnel on the Bluebell Railway in East Sussex. The loco was built in 1902 and arrived at the railway in 1970 with it's last overhaul being completed in 2007.
BR standard tank 2-6-4T 80151 passing though West Hoathly station.
Tunnel - Marin Headlands Photo-a-Day 1/5/2013
Dog Walking
Dream Safari
The Bluebell Railway has the longest tunnel in the UK's preserved railways.

Seen here emerging into daylight from inside BR Mark 1 corridor composite carriage no. 16210
The Bluebell Railway has the longest tunnel in the UK's preserved railways. Seen here emerging into daylight from inside BR Mark 1 corridor composite carriage no. 16210
The Bluebell Railway has the longest tunnel in the UK's preserved railways.

Seen here emerging into daylight from inside BR Mark 1 corridor composite carriage no. 16210
See photo in original gallery.
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