Old railway carriages in boatyard on Faversham Creek
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Old railway carriages in boatyard on Faversham Creek
Image: © Marathon Taken: 14 May 2010
The Saxon Shore Way leads through this boatyard on its way from the centre of Faversham to The Swale and eventually Seasalter. There is usually a lot of activity in the boatyard and a number of old railway carriages have been pressed into service for storage. These ones have a particularly attractive cottage-style garden in front of them. The mast of one of the old Thames sailing barges appears over the right hand carriage.
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Image Location
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