The Bristol Railway Archive

simon wrote: but its up to you whether you believe it or not

If you look really carefully, there are definitely signs that there are two tracks, about the right distance (count the bricks) apart. As you say, it fails to convince though.

Steve

hi steve, apart from the didcot mixed gauge demonstration line, the last mixed gauge routes had the broad 3rd rail taken out in 1892, but the bypassed section may be at St Germans, Plymouth where a more inland route of about 2 miles? was built with some big viaducts, leaving some old overbridges ...