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| | Hayling Island Branch |
 | | The much missed Hayling Island Branch was, despite not being built by it, the archetypal LBandSCR branch line, fairly short, quaint and operated by ancient rolling stock that gave it such a special charm. |
 | | The Hayling Island train in its bay platform, taken from the "Up" platform at Havant during 1963. |
 | | Terrier Nº32646 (which was sold to the LSWR in 1903) was just one of several Terriers associated with the Hayling line, others were 32636 (the original Terrier), 32640, 32644, 32650, 32655 (now "Stepney" on the Bluebell Railway), 32659, 32661, 32662, 32670 (which belonged to the Kent and East Sussex Railway until Nationalisation), 32677 and 32678. |
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