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Cowley

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Newport? Absolutely no idea but worth a wild stab in the dark.
 

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So far we know, the station is not in North or East Wales by way of the colder and colder still clues; it is not one of the nearly 65 with services to Manchester Picc; the concrete platform and block work suggests it was rebuilt in the 80s (eliminates most of the HoW & Cambrian), but the brick structure says it was there long before then; weeds growing says quiet; view suggests two platforms or a vantage point outside of the railway opposite; seats at the very end of the platform suggest short overall length; bollards suggest adjacent car park with unimpeded level access from that side; steel palisade type fence suggest not too rural.

Pantyffynnon?
 

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I agree with Pantyffynnon. (I'm sat on those seats right now I'm 100% sure!-Im waiting for the 19:01 Shrewsbury!)
 

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So far we know, the station is not in North or East Wales by way of the colder and colder still clues; it is not one of the nearly 65 with services to Manchester Picc; the concrete platform and block work suggests it was rebuilt in the 80s (eliminates most of the HoW & Cambrian), but the brick structure says it was there long before then; weeds growing says quiet; view suggests two platforms or a vantage point outside of the railway opposite; seats at the very end of the platform suggest short overall length; bollards suggest adjacent car park with unimpeded level access from that side; steel palisade type fence suggest not too rural.

Pantyffynnon?

Spot on!
 

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Definately Pantyffynnon. Do I get bonus points for saying you took the picture from the crossing!!
 

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It wasn't easy to find, I spent a lot of time thinking it was in the valleys.

Here's the next, I expect it will not last anywhere near as long, when I boarded the train at this station I had it entirely to my self for the next couple of stops.
 

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That footbridge looked familiar when I had a 45 minute rest there in April after doing the walk of Breich. No doubt this one will go straight away
 

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Coombe? (Or is it Combe?) The one on the Oxford-Worcester line anyway!
 

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