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clagmonster

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The bi-directional signalling is a big clue, and leads me to go for Wivelsfield (not that it is the only station on the SC Division with bi-di).
 

OxtedL

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It's not particularly extensive bi-di on this stretch of line.
 

OxtedL

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Nope. Loitering in the kind of area-ish.
 

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I don't think that has an up signal on the down. And definitely not vice versa.
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Local ish to me.
 

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That doesn't have any signals facing the wrong way.
 

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It was the lights that seemed familiar to me :), anyway the next picture (not the best)
 

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Drat. If I'd actually bothered to reply when I first saw that pic I would have had it <(

Considering the above and that it is an open floor, give this a try.
 

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Oh wow!

If it's Sanquhar then I feel cheated.

Otherwise, Kilmarnock?
 

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