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Guess the Station...

Crossover

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Ormskirk it is, taken on my first ever visit earlier today.

P.S. I don't wish to start a trend of random track, just this was fairly unusual :P

Over to you for another 5 day wonder :P
 
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D6975

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Try this one, I expect its longevity will be brief.

The clue was in the question. It is indeed the 'famous' clock from Brief Encounters which was filmed at Carnforth.

Over to Buttsy.
 

Ivo

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Unless it is Ryde Pier Head, in which case I will post one shortly, I can't see how that is a National Rail station.
 

clagmonster

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I suspect that this is a non-electrified Northern managed station which is not in West Yorkshire or on Merseyside. I shall go for Bryn, given the small running in board.
 

Ivo

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Sorry for the slow response.

Any particular reason as to why you believe that? Given the sign's position at the end of the problem it may well not be a station name; similarly, given the angle, the sign could be deceptively small. Obviously I won't comment at this stage, but what I will say is that Bryn is not correct.
 

clagmonster

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Statistical probability. If a station name appears short, in my experience in the majority of the case it is. Clifton?
 

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