Dorridge railway station
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Dorridge railway station
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 5 Dec 2010
Looking northwest, towards Birmingham. Compare Image The light snowfall of recent days has melted but there are still frosts, which the Phormiums are surviving. The platforms were noisily crunchy underfoot with hard fine-grained salt. Dorridge began here in 1852 when Brunel built this station to serve the wealthy families of Knowle, ancient village to the northeast Image Now Dorridge is a place in its own right and strongly suburban in character.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.371888
Longitude
-1.753195