Ashley Hill
Established Member
Signal boxes situated on piers?
No. It is to do with the signalling and is relevant to one signal box in each county.Signal boxes situated on piers?
No but warm.Mixed upper and lower quadrants under the control of a single box?
Again warm but not that.Semaphore Distant?
No. Nothing to do with distant signals.Semaphore distants slotted with a semaphore stop signal on the same post which is controlled from the box in rear?
No but it is something specific to do with semaphore signals.SR-design rail-built signals?
No...Wooden signals.
and no.Bidirectional semaphores?
Not sure what that is supposed to mean but nothing to do with any particular company.A box controlling the signals doesn't two different companies?
Semaphores that face right instead of left?
Neither of those.Boxes which had slotted post signals?
No because...No Absolute Block?
...is correct.Last semaphores in their county?
That was the original question. I was adding further clues along the way.How can that be the answer to the question which was:
"Signalling wise, what links the counties of Kent, East Sussex and Somerset?"
I'm confused.
Which DMU was (currently) the last train to work a passenger train on the Cattewater branch?
Not the 140.Class 140?