Notes and points of interest
This series of walks focuses
on the areas around The Bluebell Railway, which runs between Sheffield
Park and Horsted Keynes in West Sussex. These are intended as family
walks, rather than high-energy hikes, and the child-appeal is increased
by the realisation that this was the setting for the popular film,
"The Railway Children".
For those with the inclination,
the 7 sections of the continuous route can be pieced together into
a single route for a day or a weekend walk.
Walks in this series -
Bluebell
Railway This stretch of full-gauge
rail line was preserved by the energies of one of the earliest railway
preservation societies and has been a popular family attraction
for half a century. The line runs through prettry Sussex countryside,
driving beautifully maintained steam trains and rolling stock through
cuttings, embankments and stations lovingly preserved since the
axe fell on the British Railways' service in this area.
Acknowledgements These
walks have been developed by friends of The Bluebell Railway. Pictures
shown on these pages are used by permission of the Bluebell Railway
and remain their copyright.
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