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Recent content by BarryD

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    Ketton Somersault Signal

    Is the new colour-light signal also on the "wrong" side like the semaphore was?
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    Stations with hourly or better frequencies and seldom any passengers (Trivia)

    193,000 passengers per annum = about 618 per day. So not "virtually unused" at all.
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    Expanded stations

    Bromsgrove actually saw a new 4-platform station built on a new site, replacing the old one.
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    What does the yellow sign here mean?

    As we're discussing fixed distants, are there any colour-light fixed distants on the network or they all "facsimile semaphores"?
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    Barrow Crossings

    You're not referring to Roche here, are you? Somewhere else?
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    Trivia: Biggest date gap between openings of two stations with a direct service

    I believe the new East Linton is on a completely different site from the old one.
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    Hereford Platform 4?

    There is only one siding parallel to platform 1 and I have never noticed anything using it.
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    Anomalous station names

    Wikipedia (usual caution applies) says that Three Bridges already existed as a hamlet when the railway arrived. It was named after three bridges over local streams.
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    New Station calendar

    You mean East Linton, I think.
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    Derby Platform 7 - Why isn't it used? (and other unused platforms)

    Realtime Trains shows a couple of early starts from Northampton platform 5.
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    Trivia: Platforms where you can only alight or only board.

    Hereford platform 4 can only be used to depart. There is no crossover to allow trains to access it directly. I don't think there are any services using it in the current timetable.
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    Double Slips

    Your Reading example looks like a scissors crossing, not a slip.

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