Sway is the easternmost of the three intermediate stations on the direct line between Christchurch and Brockenhurst, and barring a modern extension, the station buildings are much the same as at the other two. The station approach:
The house at Sway, which along with its modern extension makes up two flats:
Once again, the windows on the platform side of the house, are in a distinctive pattern:
Under the canopy on platform 1:
Platform 1 and the station building rear seen from platform 2:
A boat serves as a planter at the western end of platform 1:
From the eastern end of Sway station, looking west at the footbridge, which is of the same design as the one at Hinton Admiral:
From the footbridge, looking west:
Looking east from the footbridge:
The platform shelters at Sway:
The rear entrance to platform 2 at Sway:
Looking west along the line:
Sway, looking east at a road bridge:
The station seen from the road bridge:
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