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Thanks What about this one?

Pontefract Baghill?

Yeah, that is interesting and helps to understand the platform numbering before the rebuilding. The image on this web page shows what the layout of the platforms was before the rebuilding which is helpfully taken after the train shed has been removed.

I'd forgotten about the new bay platforms that were built between the two stations. I think you're right that the current platform 4 was added in the 60s rebuilding and possibly even 5 was added at the same time.

The platforms at Crossflatts were built on the former goods lines, Apperley Bridge and Kirkstall Forge are also partially built on land where the extra two tracks were. I think the high numbered platforms at Leeds were also built on the site of goods lines and sidings.

Skipton and Shipton Rye and Ryde Moston and Boston

Thanks, I don't have any to hand at the moment so... Open Floor!

Clifton Down?

Thanks. That view hasn't changed much at all in the last 60 years, other than the cars parked on the forecourt. Open floor!

Hale?

No, not these. Well done! It is indeed Ravenglass for Eskdale.

No, but getting closer.

Not Cuddington, this station is further North than all those suggested so far.

No, not one of those.

I think a clue might be needed here. This station is in the North West.

No, not Darwen, sorry

Thanks, How about this one:

South Elmsall?

Gargrave has a very narrow (under four feet wide) and low section of platform under the road bridge.

Is correct!