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The track is standard gauge at the station is a clue. I think there is enough information in the thread now for the station to be findable. I believe its a distinctive environment that this station is in.

The entire bridge is the station And this is a large station on a major line.

Thanks, not an easy one! Ok, hopefully this one isnt too tricky. I took this picture in the last few weeks

Well, in I have jumped picking up this little cutie on my recent trip abroad. Got it brand new in a second hand shop, so cheap but with all the additional parts new in the box. Plan to make a static N-gauge diorama for the time being (due to space and time). Also because the eagle eyed will...

Hmm, A newly constructed track bed with an eastern european looking coach on track which isnt connected to the actual trackwork... Is this Karpacz?

My personal favourite many years ago now was upon arriving into Grantham was the guard announcing that we were entering the birthplace of the queen of darkness herself, Mrs Thatcher

As there are no guesses and i am about to go away. The answer is Arnarge, near to Le Mans. Open floor

That is correct, they are, i believe the only 2 settlements which end in -zance within the UK. As has been requested, the floor is now open.

As i am only able to leave this qurstion till tuesday evening, i shall give a clue. This station is also in France (i have been to this station this year and neglected to get a photo)

If you give the correct answer i will accept as i am about to go on holiday and wont be able to check answers from after tuesday

Nope, not the answer i am looking for.

do you have one in police livery?

Like many people, i thought it looked a bit more Pyrenean in nature, though when you get that far South in the Alps it starts to change (I have done enough hiking there!) and nowhere in the Pyrenees quite had the geography to match up (ie pointy mountains to the North) Alas i dont have a...

I have undertaken some Gap analysis. Its Gap

Bedous?

Nope, the geographical features involves suffixes

Nope, not the answer i am looking for. The answer is more geographical in nature.

Thanks, my sister was doing one the other day. What in England do Guy and Pen have in common.

Is it colouring books perchance