After a good days cleaning and painting, 6619 is ready for the long trip to Kent, Here 6619s support crew proudly pose infront of thier efforts, L to R are, Me, Mark Thompson, Iain Hodgman, Stuart Dennis (My Dad) and Chris Williams.

Fireman Dan Dickson watches the road ahead.

6619 stands at Rovenden station prior to the climb to Tenterden station.

6619 passes past Rolvenden signal box.

6619 stands at Tenterden station.

The enterance to Tenterden station.

6619 waits for right away at Northiam station.

6619 coasts down hill towards Bodiam Castle.

6619 arrives at Bodiam Castle.

P class No 753 and 6619 rest in the evening sun at Rolvenden.

Sunrays catch Bodiams nameplate.

6619 makes light work of the climb from Wittersham Road.

A classic Kent and East Sussex Railway shot if ever there was one, Here 6619 passes over Hexden Bridge (Bridge Over The River Kwai) in glorious summer sun.

6619 passes Rolvenden signal box whilst going to collect its stock at Tenterden.

U.S.A tank No 65 stands at Rolvenden shed.

The light reflects off 6619s side tanks.

6619 stands on Rolvenden shed, the light behind creates a shadow of the chimmney on the escaping steam.

6619 and P class No 753 create an atmospheric scene.

P class No 753 stands on Rolveneden shed.

6619 climbs light engine towards Tenterden.

6619 coasts downhill past Wittersham Road signalbox

Driver Jamie Douglas watches the road ahead, a man clearly enjoying his work!!!

Clear road ahead. P class No 753 waits to depart Bodiam Castle.

6619s saftey valve bonnet catches the summer sun.

Signalman and fireman Matt Hyner stops 6619 whilst on its way to the shed to pass on the token.

The signals rest at the end of the day.