Hi I can see that you enjoy visiting railways of Great Britain. We are doing the same thing and have been for over 50 years. We have a RUclips channel WOOLTMAN... This railway is on my list of ones to ride, so nice to see what it's like. We just cannot find out when it is open to the public. I have subscribed so we can now watch the railways we have never rode.... Happy Christmas and keep the videos coming in 2023.....Best wishes Chris
Hi thanks for your kind comments. I suggest simply keeping an eye on local or railway press for open days, "Narrow Gauge Railway Society" is very useful. Hopefully plenty more in 2023. Happy Christmas to you as well & thanks.
Great railway & surrounds, immaculately maintained, but where's the track plan? How are the points operated, manual, electric or from a central control? How is the track laid, on the spot or prefaded else where? All these things have got to happen before you can play trains.
The railway was built and expanded over the course of several decades, I believe as the owner bought more land. Everything was planned before construction, as you’d imagine. As far as I know, all movements are controlled through the on-property signalbox, though I’m not sure on the specifics of it.
I didn’t know the railway was still around! 😮 Do they do public operating day? Can you become a member only as I have been involved with different miniature railway’s for many years now.
Hi - as far as I know there isnt a club to join? There are open days and gather they are adveertised in the local press but other than that I dont know - sorry. Thanks for looking
Hi Mike, I am sure a visit would be no problem - they are exceptionally nice people. May I suggest you ask people at BWLR or the "Narrow Gauge Railway Society", I am sure they can help.
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What a marvelous railway. Great video, it was good to view the complete circuit.
Thanks - a superb place - arm was aching !! lol
Great footage! It`s amazing how many different Loco are in service. Hope to convince my family to stop there on an England trip.
You would certainly enjoy - thanks for looking
What a wonderful railway! Looking forward to visiting
Thanks for watching - you WILL enjoy lol
I went twice and it's amazing but the only problem is you need to know when it's open as it's open once or twice a year.
@@WhistleStopWonders. That is what makes it exciting !!! lol If a member of Narrow Gauge Railway Society they have private visits !!
@railsites Yea that is true but still the raileay is quite amazing and you do good videos I'll drop a sub
@@WhistleStopWonders. Hey many thanks
Just great good family fun. Thank you.
It most certainly is - Thanks for watching
Impressive railway. What track gauge is it?
Very impressive 7.25" - Thanks for watching
Hi I can see that you enjoy visiting railways of Great Britain. We are doing the same thing and have been for over 50 years. We have a RUclips channel WOOLTMAN... This railway is on my list of ones to ride, so nice to see what it's like. We just cannot find out when it is open to the public. I have subscribed so we can now watch the railways we have never rode.... Happy Christmas and keep the videos coming in 2023.....Best wishes Chris
Hi thanks for your kind comments. I suggest simply keeping an eye on local or railway press for open days, "Narrow Gauge Railway Society" is very useful. Hopefully plenty more in 2023. Happy Christmas to you as well & thanks.
Someone has serious taste- and money!
Plenty of both!
Great railway & surrounds, immaculately maintained, but where's the track plan? How are the points operated, manual, electric or from a central control? How is the track laid, on the spot or prefaded else where? All these things have got to happen before you can play trains.
My video isnt the place for this detail which should be found elsewhere Bob. Thanks for looking
The railway was built and expanded over the course of several decades, I believe as the owner bought more land. Everything was planned before construction, as you’d imagine. As far as I know, all movements are controlled through the on-property signalbox, though I’m not sure on the specifics of it.
This is simply amazing. Can you please clarify if public can visit this place ? Any idea how much money this project has costed ?
The public are invited to open days - watch the local press! Other than that unable to give details - sorry
Oh my god, how big the tree field is?!
It is a good size!
Thanks for watching
I didn’t know the railway was still around! 😮
Do they do public operating day?
Can you become a member only as I have been involved with different miniature railway’s for many years now.
Hi - as far as I know there isnt a club to join? There are open days and gather they are adveertised in the local press but other than that I dont know - sorry. Thanks for looking
Is it tourism service kind of or its really a daily regular service to a destination ?
Hi. No this railway is on a person's private land. Does not operate for the public but does have open days
As a resident of Maidstone and a volunteer at BWLR I would love to come the next open day if you do such a thing!
Hi Mike, I am sure a visit would be no problem - they are exceptionally nice people. May I suggest you ask people at BWLR or the "Narrow Gauge Railway Society", I am sure they can help.
Fantastic. Wish I was driving the loco,
Brillaint place - so do I
wow, what a long run, lots of trains...
never heard of it. Is it near Tenterden ?
Near Maidstone
What a great Railway H…its Massive
It's big!!
Very impressive
It is brilliant !
help to find website or address of place please
Hi. The address is private I think but in the Maidstone area.
Where was Susan Jane please?
Sorry didnt notice !!
it i won the lottery something like this for me...and try and give back to the community.
Nice one
so I presume these are invited guests.
there are special events - watch the railway or society press