Day out at the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway - the world’s smallest public railway! -16/03/24

For the first time in over 11 years I revisit the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway and it was an absolutely incredible and unique experience!
The (RH&DR) first opened in 1927 and was built as a public transport system operating timetable public services both Passenger and Freight which made it the worlds smallest public railway!
The line runs for 13.5 miles along the Kent Coast linking it to a number of small towns from Hythe to Dungeness.

[@TommyRockz1]

Hi Oliver, we was the people sitting on the bench at Hythe 😂

[@OnTheMoveTransport]

I'm sorry to say that the RHDR is not the World's smallest public railway anymore. That belongs to the 10 1/4 Wells and Walsingham Railway.

[@Olivers_RailAdventures]

Thanks for this information. I did do some research but clearly it must’ve of been outdated or incorrect. I will no longer address future videos of the railway with this title.

[@OnTheMoveTransport]

@@Olivers_RailAdventures It was outdated as was pre-1979 but that railway shut a year later due to issues and then Wells and Walsingham took the title in 1982.

[@ElvisThedog-vx4qbiscute]

The next day: RAIN = NO.9 RETURNS