Drem

CRS Code	DRM
Collected date	27/09/14

Drem station serves the village of the same name but there's really not much there beyond a few cottages and the station itself. It's on the East Coast Main Line, just west of the point where the line branches off towards North Berwick.

The approach to the station from the north:

Cutting into the car park is this old siding:

The station building faces on to the car park, with the eastbound platform 1 to its left:

The gable end of the station building faces on to platform 1:

Next to the stone station building is a wooden shelter building:

On platform 1 next to the wooden building, looking east:

Looking west from the end of platform 1 towards the road bridge which crosses the line:

East of the station building platform 1 continues under the footbridge:

A plaque on the footbridge marks it as the first of its design in the United Kingdom:

Looking west along both platforms from the eastern end of platform 1:

At the eastern end of platform 1 looking east along the line, we can see the siding branch off to the left:

On the footbridge, looking at the lamps on platform 1:

Looking east from the footbridge:

Looking west from the footbridge:

The building on platform 2:

Looking east on platform 2:

Going round the station area to the road bridge, we get this view of the other side of the bridge, with platform 2's end just visible under it:

Looking at the roof of the platform 1 buildings from the road bridge:

From the road bridge looking east at the station:

Looking west along the line:

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