Showing posts with label Sheerness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheerness. Show all posts
Monday, 26 August 2013
Sunday, 25 August 2013
Sittingbourne - Sheerness: A ride on the Sheppey Express
As previously mentioned, I planned to visit Sheppey again, that mysterious island off the Kent coast. This time, I took the train and what follows is an account of my journey to Sheerness - on - Sea.
For all those who rely on public transport, getting on to the Isle by train is by far the most convenient method. The Sheppey Express, as I have named it, departs twice hourly from Sittingbourne railway station; and it is here where the journey starts. (Well, I had to come over from Faversham, but no incidents worthwhile reporting occurred during the eight minute ride.)
Upon arrival at Sittingbourne you cross over onto platform three, the platform that is entirely reserved for the train to Sheppey. The train model itself is one of those regional type trains, the ones that are being used across Greater London, the ones with the uncomfy seats, that call at all stations. I'm sure the model has a name, but who needs that kind of technical information in their lives?
The Sheppey Express, awaiting its departure from platform 3 at Sittingbourne |
Labels:
Commuting,
Isle of Sheppey,
Kent,
Not Knitting,
Sheerness,
Sheppey Express,
Sittingbourne,
Southeastern
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