We visited Morley station, just south-west of Leeds on the line towards Huddersfield in the middle of a hot day with the air thick with pollen.
The station is at a point where the line dives south into the Morley tunnel, so the approach roads and the road across the top of the tunnel entrance form a U-shape. A long view of the station from the top of the U:
Looking down the western side of the U, Station Road:
The entrance to platform 1:
Looking down the steps at platform 1:
Platform 1, seen from the other side of the station:
Looking south on platform 1:
Looking east from the end of platform 1:
The two platforms are linked by a footbridge. The end of the footbridge on platform 1:
The footbridge:
On the footbridge, looking eastwards along the line:
Looking at Morley Tunnel from the footbridge:
Looking along the footbridge from the platform 2 side of the station:
The end of the footbridge on platform 2:
Platform 2, seen from platform 1 opposite:
The approach road to platform 2:
At the eastern end of platform 2, flowers in memory of a girl who had died near the station just two days before our visit:
At the far eastern end, some old steps are visible:
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