The Tuesday Gang - or as many as here present, pose outside the Witt. Rd waiting room on the 'official completion' of this project.

However, railways being what they are, we never actually finish a job as there is always more. So here Mark, Alan and Matt continue with cleaning up the railings and re-painting in scintillating black!

A view facing in the other direction, looking towards Witt Rd. signal box and gates on a beautiful sunny Tuesday - not many of those this year!

And beyond those gates the big job continues - repairing and repainting the gates. Richard and Tom get on with metal priming the gate nearest the bank.

But there is plenty more work to be done and so the gang descend en-masse whenever the rain stopped, to add layers of paint

Another view of the gates from the signal box.

Dave engaged in his ear-splitting task of renovating the central red disks on the gate.

Dave, having refitted the disk, tidies up the edge white paint. It looks so much better now!

Black paint is also applied to this gas cabinet and Ray adds white paint to the warning label.

With much else completed, attention is turned to the Witt Rd seating and a coat of well-deserved paint is given

We're moving out ! Mark and Richard await the next train to take all our gear back to Northiam station plus a couple of left over jobs - two platform benches.

Gang members must have shares in Brookbond or Typhoo I should think! Ron gets on down the hole whilst his "helpers" swig tea! (Attending to new side gate at Tenterden Station

The new Tenterden gate gets a good lick of paint from Matt and Humph.

Ray's up the (new) pole fixing the old style crossing gates warning signs near Tenterden car park exit.

Somewhat nearer to the trains, Richard, Mark and Matt work at redecorating the Pullman dock ramp.

The work of the gang is frequently spread over a number of different railway sites on the same day. Whilst work was continuing with other projects at Witt Rd and Tenterden these members progress the work on the Northiam seating renovations.

Inside our store / work room. Stacked against walls are some of the wooden slats from the station seating which are in the course or receiving their various coats of paint.

At long last one of the seats nears re-assembly and now graces the Northiam platform.

Meanwhile John gets on with repainting two of the bench seats we currently have at Northiam - some from Witt Rd and some from Northiam Station.

Off to a special job together with other members of the railway including the General Manager which we can only reach by special train.

With our transport in the background, the group is clearing occupational crossings near the Rother bridge.

With plenty of material to dispose of, a bonfire is lighted. The purpose was to improve the sight-lines for train drivers and those using the crossings.

The Northiam milepost sign needs to be shortened before it can be cemented into place on the platform.

Ron busy placing the shortened sign in place on Northiam platform.