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Xenophon PCDGS

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As far as I'm aware, Aylsham is on the Bure Valley Railway, and there are no non-stop services from Snowdown to Aylsham.

POINT OF CLARIFICATION

The station in my posting of Aylesham is situated upon the Dover branch of the Chatham Main Line. It was opened on 1st July 1928 by the Southern Railway. It most certainly has services to and from Snowdown.

The other station to which you allude on the Bure Valley Railway actually once carried the name of Aylsham South.
 
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POINT OF CLARIFICATION

The station in my posting of Aylsham is situated upon the Dover branch of the Chatham Main Line. It was opened on 1st July 1928 by the Southern Railway. It most certainly has services to and from Snowdown.

The other station to which you allude on the Bure Valley Railway actually carries the name of Aylsham South.

The station that you are mentioning is actually Aylesham. The Bure Valley Railway station is called Aylsham. Aylsham South was closed in 1981.

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Xenophon PCDGS

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The station that you are mentioning is actually Aylesham. The Bure Valley Railway station is called Aylsham. Aylsham South was closed in 1981

Come what may, my original posting was correct. I am not likely to confuse a National Rail station on the Dover branch of the Chatham main line with a 15" gauge heritage station on a heritage railway.

Incidentally, I am led to believe that the heritage station you allude to was built on the same site as that of the long-closed railway station.
 

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I believe that at first there was no 'e', and though I didn't pick up on the mistake, in the same way as my mistake a few posts before was picked up by you, as an honest mistake, so has this other mistake. Anyway,the next leg needs to be started by NoMorePacers.
 

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