Hi guys and welcome to this, the final Cornish branch line in this series: Disappearing Down GWR's Strangely Unique and Quirky Looe Valley Line!
I was intrigued by the Looe Valley Line with it’s weird ‘half station’ at Liskeard and reversing requirements down at Coombe Junction. I also wanted to check out some of the tiny model-railwayesque halts along the line. It’s a fascinating little trip and it really feels like you’re disappearing into the middle of nowhere before finally emerging out of the valley and into Looe Station itself.
Have a watch if you get the time and let me know what you think. Is there a quirkier branch line in the UK than this? Well let me know if you know, as I’d love to try it out.
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I hope you enjoy the video.
Mark
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Picture Credits:
Looe Valley Line Map: Rcsprinter123 (no changes made)
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Sandplace Station: roger geach (no changes made)
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Looe Town: roger geach (no changes made)
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Link to the Looe Valley Line and the token explanation for Coombe Junction:
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29 авг 2024