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Welshman

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Are we going into Bacup to reverse?

[I don't think we've reversed as much as on this journey!]
 

Welshman

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[I just hope we're using a dmu, as I don't fancy all that running-round!]

Waterfoot
 

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[I am full of trepidation as I make the next entry as we're very close to Guide Bridge, but here goes...]

Heaton Norris?
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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I am full of trepidation as I make the next entry as we're very close to Guide Bridge, but here goes...

Let us not forget that we took the junction at the former 4-platform station of Droylsden, passing through the short-lived Audenshaw station where we soon would have joined the current parliamentary service Stockport to Stalybridge line, so you are most correct with Heaton Norris


Macclesfield Hibel Road
 

Welshman

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Was there not a station at Mow Cop & Scholar Green, before the Potteries Loop Line branched off the LNWR line?

Market St Halt
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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Was there not a station at Mow Cop & Scholar Green, before the Potteries Loop Line branched off the LNWR line?

Indeed there is. This is now the SECOND time on this quiz that I have committed that particular faux pas...:oops:
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Market St Halt


Newchapel and Goldenhill
 

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