Branch Lines to Bartlow from the Colne Valley, Shelford and Audley End

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Branch Lines to Bartlow from the Colne Valley, Shelford and Audley EndBranch Lines to Bartlow from the Colne Valley, Shelford and Audley End by Vic Mitchell The rural lines of northwest Essex were peaceful backwaters of the BR network but carried much agricultural traffic of a seasonal nature. Most passenger trains were short, with ageing engines. The great variety is extensively illustrated, along with maps and tickets from the past. Stations & Locations Stations Photo Haverhill BC, 57 60 Bartlow FC, 103 120 Chappel &

has been constructed

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The second section covers the two lines northwards from North Walsham and reveals their complex history by means of a sequence of fascinating photographs

Stations Photo Llantrisant 1-3 Mwyndy Junction 4 Coed Ely Colliery 5 Coed Ely 6 Tonyrefail 7-8 Penygraig 9-11 Hendreforgan 12 Gilfach 13 Gilfach Goch 14 Blackmill 15-16 Caedu Crossing 17 Ogmore Vale 18-21 Wyndham Halt 22 Wyndham Colliery 24 Nantymoel 25-28 Brynmenyn 29-31 Llangeinor 32-34 Pontyrhyll 35-36 Pant y Gog 37 Pontycymmer 38-42 Blaengarw 43-46 Bridgend 47-51 Wildmill 52 Sarn 53 Llangynwyd 54-56 Troedyrhiew Garth 57 Garth (Mid Glamorgan) 58 Maesteg (Ewenny Road) 59 Maesteg 60 Maesteg (Castle Street) 61-67 Nantyffyllon 68-71 Caerau Colliery 72-73 Caerau 74-76 Cymmer Tunnel 77 Cymmer Viaduct 78-80 Cymmer Corrwg 80

including Eastleigh

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this had shrunk to a mere 361

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