North Walsham is a small town in north Norfolk, a few miles south of Cromer. The station sign is on the western side of the line for down trains towards Cromer and Sheringham. The ramp up to platform 2 from the road:
The ramp leads up on to platform 2 at its north end. Here we look north along the line:
Looking south at both platforms from this point:
The brickwork shelter area on platform 2, mirroring an identical arrangement on the opposite platform:
Looking north along platform 2 with platform 1 on the right:
Looking south along the line from the end of platform 2. A disused length of platform is visible on the left and the line reverts to single-track in the distance:
Back down to the road, looking at the east side of the bridge which carries the line over the road:
Looking up the approach road to platform 1:
To the east of the previous shot a ramp leads southwards to the side of an old building:
The side of the old building, whose other side is served by rail freight:
The side of platform 1, for trains towards Norwich:
The entrance to platform 1 is by the ticket booth on the left of this photo, which also shows a disused bay:
The shelter area on platform 1:
A long view of platform 1 from platform 2 opposite:
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