Honiton Bank.
Introduction
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Honiton Bank.
Image: © Clive Warneford Taken: Unknown
Viewed from the rear cab of a Westbound train in 1999, the small derelict building on the left was once a signal box. When the line was two tracks there was an escape siding to the right to stop runaway wagons from running all the way down the bank. It is not known if this ever happened.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.802647
Longitude
-3.12812