Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Re-construction

The view southwards on 23rd July 2003, with some quarter of a mile of track laid. This is still very uneven and will require fettling before a service can be run. photograph by Peter Richards

The Up Home Signal that will control entry to the station from the south. This is a standard Southern Railway Upper Quadrant Signal arm though the lamp shown is for a lower quadrant signal. The Railway is in dire need of ex SR Lower Quadrant home or fixed distant arms, so if anyone can assist, or knows of anyone who can, please contact: Colin Rainsbury. photograph by Peter Richards

At the north end of the station site work is progressing for the laying of a headshunt to enable locomotives to run round trains at Woody Bay. For the time being it is planned to have a temporary locomotive shed on the headshunt. photograph by Peter Richards

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This page was last updated 15 July 2005