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Mojo

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Nope. This station has less customers according to the ORR stats (via. Wikipedia).
 

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What is this; pick an FGW station at total random (with fewer passengers than Crowthorne)? Looks fun!

I was going to say Bramley, but er... bit late. D'oh. So, let's go for Tackley.
 

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OK everyone, here's a list of all (unless I've done something stupid) category D and E stations in FGW territory with lower station usage than Crowthorne. Somebody check all of these on stations made easy, and then lets panic.


Bridgwater
Castle Cary
Bourne End
Bodmin Parkway
Camborne
Evesham
Taplow
Cookham
Cholsey
Mortimer
Moreton-In-Marsh
Pewsey
Iver
Kingham
Furze Platt
Frome
Yeovil Pen Mill
Dawlish Warren
Castle Bar Park
St.Erth
Carbis Bay
 

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Somewhere NXEA? (I'm not prepared to put much effort into this after that last one... :D)
 

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A stupid guess feels in order. Elmers End?

Was your last one Sheffield, btw?
 

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I wanted rule out Elmers End because in its prime it had four platforms reduced to three around 1970 .
Splendid photograph from the archives.
I am trying to think of a station with wooden buildings but had a Southern Railway (1930s) style canopy....
...thinks...

..................but would agree that it is the South East London suburbs........!
 
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I don't think there are many options for this.

It looks as though the railway runs East - West as the picture is taken near sunrise / sunset into the sun. Fairly good bet it is South of London. Also look as though it has a level crossing at the end of the platform or the photo is taken off the track. Not many East - West lines south of London.

First Guess: Goring by sea

It's moments like this you need to call so special assistance. Can I phone a friend.......... Steamy Brian.
 
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Everyone hold that thought... :D
 

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It could only be Whitechapel. The track is new, meaning it has to be on the ELL. There is a tunnel, making it the older ELL. There is a railway bridge passing over, which must carry the District and Hammersmith & City.

I'll pass for now. We still have Sleeper's from before, although if anyone else does want to add another I'm happy for someone to take "my" floor!
 

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