Neither of those.
Clue 5: Like Bristol Parkway HSTs were also once a common sight at this station until replaced by IETs and Voyagers.
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The "Name the Station" game
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Clue 5: Like Bristol Parkway HSTs were also once a common sight at this station until replaced by IETs and Voyagers.
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-Colly405-
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Weston-super-Mare?
-Colly405-
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Here we go then...
(1) Two platforms
(1) Two platforms
-Colly405-
Member
Afraid not...
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
-Colly405-
Member
Again no...
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
D6130
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Overton?
-Colly405-
Member
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC
-Colly405-
Member
Again noes...
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC.
(5) Historical: it was previously a junction station with 4 platforms, an avoiding line and 4 signal boxes (named North, South, East and West) one of which was of a particularly unusual design.
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC.
(5) Historical: it was previously a junction station with 4 platforms, an avoiding line and 4 signal boxes (named North, South, East and West) one of which was of a particularly unusual design.
martinsh
Established Member
Meols Cop ?
-Colly405-
Member
Nope
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC.
(5) Historical: it was previously a junction station with 4 platforms, an avoiding line and 4 signal boxes (named North, South, East and West) one of which was of a particularly unusual design.
(Bonus) OWW! This station opened in 1855, but not under its current name.
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC.
(5) Historical: it was previously a junction station with 4 platforms, an avoiding line and 4 signal boxes (named North, South, East and West) one of which was of a particularly unusual design.
(Bonus) OWW! This station opened in 1855, but not under its current name.
-Colly405-
Member
(1) Two platforms
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC.
(5) Historical: it was previously a junction station with 4 platforms, an avoiding line and 4 signal boxes (named North, South, East and West) one of which was of a particularly unusual design.
(Bonus) OWW! This station opened in 1855, but not under its current name.
(Bonus 2) Not Honeybourne, but you aren't two far away...
(2) Not electrified
(3) The vast majority of services here have 5 carriages or more, but a few in the peaks have only 2.
(4) One TOC.
(5) Historical: it was previously a junction station with 4 platforms, an avoiding line and 4 signal boxes (named North, South, East and West) one of which was of a particularly unusual design.
(Bonus) OWW! This station opened in 1855, but not under its current name.
(Bonus 2) Not Honeybourne, but you aren't two far away...
MatthewE707
Member
Kingham?
-Colly405-
Member
Indeed it is so.
The unusual design in clue 4 was that it was particularly tall to allow the signallers to see over the adjacent road bridge.
Over to you...
The unusual design in clue 4 was that it was particularly tall to allow the signallers to see over the adjacent road bridge.
Over to you...
MatthewE707
Member
1) The station is reachable from Kingham with one change
ls2270
Established Member
Leamington Spa?
-Colly405-
Member
Durham?
MatthewE707
Member
None of those.
1) The station is reachable from Kingham with one change
2) The station has 2 platforms
ls2270
Established Member
Radley?
Tetragon213
Member
Caldicot?
D6130
Established Member
Abergavenny?