A loco line-up outside the engine shed at Kemsley Down station: (from left) Alpha, Premier, Edward Lloyd, Chevallier and Triumph, the glimpse of yellow is Barton Hall!

A view of Kemsley Down from the top of the signal post - visible are (from left) Edward Lloyd, Melior, Victor, Unique, Premier, Alpha, Barton Hall, Chevallier and Triumph, if you also include standard gauge exhibit Bear - that's ten locos in one picture!

Triumph takes the first train, on Sunday, over the viaduct

Melior stands at the old Milton Regis Halt, waiting to double-head the first train of the day to Kemsley Down

Triumph arrives at Milton Regis Halt with the first train from Sittingbourne Viaduct, Melior is to be coupled to the front here

Melior is coupled to Triumph to double-head the train for the rest of the journey to Kemsley Down

Melior arrives at Kemsley Down, Platform 1, with a packed train of passengers

Looking back towards Sittingbourne Viaduct station, the paper mill in the distance

A view of the viaduct across reclaimed land, this used to be part of the wharf at Sittingbourne

Melior climbs the incline on departure from Sittingbourne Viaduct station, the coaches for the VIP Special have just arrived in the loop

Triumph at the head of the VIP Special carries the Sittingbourne Crest as the Deputy Mayor is aboard the train

A new bench was dedicated to the memory of Hugh Archibald, Mill Manager and Bowaters Director, who suggested that the railway should be preserved