Reedham is a village in the Norfolk Broads, with a station on the Wherry Lines. I visited on a beautiful afternoon and explored the village for a little bit, finding the famous swing bridge which crosses the River Yare here:
Back at the station itself, the front of the station building:
The side of the station building, from the car park:
A road crosses the line just to the west of the station, from which I got this view of the rear of the station building:
There is a fenced off gap in platform 1, seen here:
Looking east along the line from the road bridge:
Another road crosses the line to the east of the station just beyond the signalbox. Looking back towards the station from that bridge:
The road bridge that passes through the station is fenced with corrugated steel:
There is no direct access to the road bridge from the station, as a footbridge crosses the line just to its west:
Beyond the footbridge on platform 1 are two modern shelters:
At the western end of platform 1 just beyond the point where passengers may not pass, lurks this bin Dalek:
Looking east along the platforms from the end of platform 1:
The building on platform 2:
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