Guess the Place

[KeithG]

Not that one shoot999...

[shoot999]

Church Crossing; by the sandpits?

[KeithG]

No not Grain Halt Station castle261... that part of the line was not narrow guage.

[castle261]

I will try a stab at - Grain Halt Station - if I am right -------- I can not do photo`s on here.

[KeithG]

John Walker... sorry not that line.


Stuartwaters... Yes, it is part of that line
but which  part is that particular junction or station.


The trees on the left were part of a wood on a hill and us kids used to play soldiers and play hide and seek around that pillbox.

[stuartwaters]

Would it be the line which connected the Royal Naval Armaments Depots at Chattenden and Lodge Hill to the one by the river at Upnor?

[John Walker]

Is it the line that used to connect to the RHD railway near Dungeness?

[KeithG]

It is a narrower guage than standard...

[stuartwaters]

Keith, is that a narrow gauge railway, or standard gauge?

[KeithG]

Thanks for that shoot999


Used to pay my Union dues in that Pub on Friday nights in 1966....


Where might this of been?

[shoot999]

Was that building the Red Lion on the corner of Corporation Street /Star Hill Rochester?

That's the one Keith. Now replaced with 6/7 lanes of traffic. I noticed that the crane in the distance is still there and something of a landmark, known now as 'The Blue Crane'.


Spent most of my childhood and early teens hanging around that area; Blue Boar, Gaumont, Andys Snacks, Jacksons, etc. 


My sister in 71 before it all changed.


Naylars on the right. Think they are on the Delce now.


Over to you. 

[KeithG]

Was that building the Red Lion on the corner of Corporation Street /Star Hill Rochester?

[shoot999]

Building on the right is long gone.

[johnfilmer]

Well done shoot999, over to you.

[shoot999]

Elmstone Hole Road near Liverton Street