05 – Pioneers
Here a glimpse of the first ideas for my East Kent Railway project. I’ve started working on a group of sited sculptures marking the thresholds, crossings and (missing) connections between the EKR site and it’s [...]
04 – EKR in WW1 & WW2
The memorial in Sheperdswell commemorates the residents who were killed or missing in World War I (20 names) and World War II (14 names). The memorial in Eythorne commemorates the residents who were killed or missing in [...]
03 – Traces in the landscape
Sometimes absence has a presence. Here a list and a few images of traces and remnants of the East Kent Light Railway network on and around the site: “The EKLR is one of the best examples [...]
02 – Glimpses of the past
This post is too short to even try to summarise EKR’s over one hundred years of history. Below a quote from the East Kent Railway website and a few links to additional web sources [...]
01 – Walking the line
On my first visit in September last year, I was welcomed and guided by Mark Hopewell, one of the volunteers of East Kent Railway. Mark kindly shared his in-depth knowledge of the site’s multi-layered [...]