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Where is this Signal???

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Coxster

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1. Surbiton - Bridge style (slim horizontal windows) and the three centre through lines give it away.
2. Wokingham - Think that's what the sign says.
3a. Reading - As at Surbiton, it has three through lines, between platform 4 and 6 (think it's 6, with 5 being a London bay). Over the other side the centre through road has been taken up.
3b. Fredmaster
 
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Crompton Karl

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Damon was right ;)

Besides since when did Twickers get a GBRf intermodal ;)

I was still looking at the first picture, i didnt notice the other one :lol: if i did then even i was surprised how quickly the wires have gone up at Twickers.

Karl :)
 

Coxster

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Nearest station please - not necessarily mainline :)

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D306

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It's St earth station. Been there, that is the signal on the disused platform. It also may give it slightly away, as there is a wessex (FGW now I think) train leaving for St Ives. Also the plate on it says SE. Quite easy!
 

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Yep - St Erth. Controls the bay platform for St Ives trains.

I'll have to think of a harder one...
 
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