Stations from above

[Lonewolf]

ok i'm setting up a quiz here using pics of stations from above using the site www.multimap.co.uk *some places dont have the more acurate birds eye photograph feature* making a screenshot of the station and posting it here

so heres the first one from me

 

[MCR247]

inverness

 

[Lonewolf]

yep
heres the next one

 

[MCR247]

how do you attach screenshots?

 

[generalvegitable]

he is using tinypic to host the images and then embedding them using the image tags

 

[Lonewolf]

he is using tinypic to host the images and then embedding them using the image tags

yeah that lol

 

[jamesontheroad]

yep
heres the next one

Wakefield Westgate, helped by the distinctive timber sculptures up against the wall on the northbound platform. For added nerdiness, I got it while browsing on my Nokia

 

[Lonewolf]

yep thats wakefeild westgate

 

[Lonewolf]

ok whoever gets right answers please feel free to post one
But for the next station hows about this one?

 

[jamesontheroad]

ok whoever gets right answers please feel free to post one
But for the next station hows about this one?

Hmm. That's a stinker. I'd have said somewhere in the south-east, but the train that's just visible in the station looks like a 2 or 3 car multiple, max. Lots of parking, so a commuter station, but I'm stumped...

 

[plikma]

ok whoever gets right answers please feel free to post one
But for the next station hows about this one?

Cheltenham?

Edit:
Which has a neo-gothic architecture and characteristic wooden shelters. Midland Railway? At any rate not southeastern.

 

[mumrar]

Cheltenham?

Definately, although I'm not the OP, I can definately confirm it is

 

[Daimler]

Cheltenham?

Edit:
Which has a neo-gothic architecture and characteristic wooden shelters. Midland Railway? At any rate not southeastern.

More neo-classical, I'd have said.

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