It's further along towards the Vic, David - no real sign of it now though, but you'll be able to get the perspective of where that small gable ended building (immediately above the railway carriage in the pic) was (it's not there now), lined up I should think. That property is down by the mini roundabout
Jeff just said that yesterday (about how it would make a lovely restored railway) - I have to say, whilst I don't disagree, I think it makes a nicer walkway / cycle route
I don't think there could be a lot more to know than what there is on that website.
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And I'm always thinking about sailing - we should be in Scotland right now, before the midges get going!
Cheers David
"People who can breathe underwater when knocked unconscious dont need life jackets"
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Thanks for the Info guys, there is lots that I don't know! That side by side map is very accurate, what a good link.
When we had the barge mooring on the canal I went into the bushes and the earthworks for the basin branch are still there, I used to think that was the station, but obviously not now we have the map.
Val. ( and others) Here's another link that will keep you busy all week. https://maps.nls.uk/os/6inch-england-and-wales/
National library of Scotland also has 20" to mile maps (where you can locate the dogs bowl as well as it's kennel) and various other goodies to wet the juices of a cartophile.
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Looked at the overgrown site yesterday and the railings are that you can just see on my first picture behind the guard's van are still there in the bushes on top of the retaining wall:
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"People who can breathe underwater when knocked unconscious dont need life jackets"
