6:25 I would say, it will NOT be between Llyn and Northshore. It would actually rather much better to fit between Millcastle and Westwyvern. Because its a so long, odd branch with almost no scenery in between. So it makes alot more sence, to be placed there inatead between Northshore and Llyn
I agree. I also think it will branch off in the other direction considering that the line goes to a bay but it is going away from the water. Having the line branch off further down the line will actually make a new line to this bay worth it.
I think it will either be leighton west extention (bc of the single track) or an extension in between starryloch and westwyvern/westwyvern and millcastle racecourse.
@@FootballAndSCR I don't think it would be a Leighton West extension, becere there is nothing to go there and it will just flood the whole Leighton Area non-stop
Regarding semaphores, its actually the other way around. Up is go, horizontal is stop. Its part of a safety feature - if the arm gets weighed down by snow, it wont suddenly change a stop signal to a clear signal.
I visited that area, I think depending on how the extention works, if you reverse at Llyn by the sea, you will go to the right and the extention will start there, or left if it’s before, (edit, it’s now between Edgemead and faymere most likely)
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Also the speculation is quote wrong as we confirmed the unnamed station 2 and the r_th bat sneak peek arein nearly the same spot. The terminating platform will have to look into the direction of r bay.
4:23 there’s no situation if not a lot of services stop there if some people live there and it’s not important it will be a limited stop cuz it’s not that important
I think there are third rail shoes which would make 313 significantly more likely as the 314 never had third rail shoes. But it’s hard to tell from the number as I believe both 313 and 314 had 31x2xx numbers