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Crimpsal wrote: You are just 1 crossing away, in fact, High Buston was a bridge crossing over the road, not a "level" crossing

Is it called Wooden Farm Crossing (quite unfamiliar with the region)?

High Buston?

Bescar Lane?

Clacton?

Hitchin?

North London - Dalston area?

Leicester GCR shed?

Just a guess!

dorlan wrote:The footbridge is over the line from Skipton to Grassington. It carries a footpath from Threshfield to Linton.

Thanks dorlan - it is still with us:
http://flickr.com/photos/chrisheaton/2293223947/

Xmas wishes to all.

Crimpsal wrote:Chinley ?

Crimsal is correct!

Over to Kev.


(Would supergoods inform on the working? Always looking to learn...)

Crimpsal wrote:Chapel en le Frith ?

Regretfully not Chapel en le Frith. But now positively hot!

jp4712 wrote:Macclesfield?

Sorry, not Macclesfield, but getting warmer.

terrycunliffe wrote:Might that be Buxton?

Regret, not Buxton, but even warmer still!

rfletcher72 wrote:Ashbourne?

Sorry, not Ashbourne, but getting 'warmer'.

Now, Would 614 have Just brought in the through coaches from Liverpool Central? Regret source is loco rather than service orientated and I've limited knowledge on such workings. Perhaps suggest the location (as usual, I stand to learn)? Looks a bit like Sutton Bridge? Sorry, it’s definitely not in ...

Thanks - interesting on the book, drove down that road just last week (but it was dark!).

Hmmm, I'll try Aberedw - just north west of the station perhaps?

Must say it's a great photo - what's the source? Splendid to see how proud the men are of their workings, something you don't see much of these days.