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Carterhatch Road, ENFIELD, EN3 5DG

Looking north along this road that parallels the Liverpool Street to Cambridge line through this part of Enfield. On the right, a 191 bus from Edmonton Green has terminated and another on the route can be seen in the far distance. After dropping off the passengers the buses will use the terminus of the 307 route on Green Street as a turn round before heading back up Brimsdown Avenue.

The railway line from Stratford to Broxbourne via Waltham Cross was opened by the Northern & Eastern Railway on 15th September 1840. Brimsdown station was financed by a local landowner and developer, and opened on 1st October 1884. The lines through Brimsdown were electrified on 5th May 1969. Just ahead is the level crossing where the line crosses Green Street. The view over the crossing can be seen at http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5460108 This is the up platform but the next station in this down direction is Enfield Lock.

Early Saturday afternoon traffic waits for the barriers to lift after the passage of a northbound train on the Liverpool Street to Cambridge line. It's a double whammie for the motorists this time as there is another train due in the opposite direction and the barriers will remain closed. To make matters worse, the left turn lane in the foreground was closed due to roadworks making those motorists wishing to turn into Brimsdown Avenue have to wait in the queue - some of them were impatiently hooting the vehicles in front.

A view of the dugouts and the small stand on the north side of the ground. The ground is shared with Brimsdown Rovers FC, who merged in 2010 with Enfield 1893. They play in the Essex Senior League. Enfield Town FC, playing in the Ryman League, are currently hoping to move to the QE2 Stadium in Enfield.

A level crossing on Green Street at Brimsdown, in the outer suburbs of north London.

The railway line from Stratford to Broxbourne via Waltham Cross was opened by the Northern & Eastern Railway on 15th September 1840. Brimsdown station was financed by a local landowner and developer, and opened on 1st October 1884. The lines through Brimsdown were electrified on 5th May 1969. This is the level crossing where the line crosses Green Street. The station is just to the right. The view over the crossing from the station can be seen at http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5460117

Supporters take their seats in the stand on the south side of the ground prior to kick off of the last regular league match of the season. The stand seats 150. The ground is shared with Brimsdown Rovers FC, who merged in 2010 with Enfield 1893. They play in the Essex Senior League. Enfield Town FC, playing in the Ryman League, are currently hoping to move to the QE2 Stadium in Enfield.