Horsforth is a small station in the suburbs of Leeds, on the line out to Harrogate. We visited in the afternoon and managed to take these pictures in between trains full of commuters and schoolchildren.
The ramped entrance to platform 2 of the station for trains northwards:
The entrance leads down to the car park, and the modern shelter on platform 2:
On platform 2, looking northwards:
Looking southwards along platform 2:
Next to the fence, this marker:
Looking north from the end of platform 2 we see a signal box and some sidings:
Behind the fence on platform 2 is the car park, and this building, which looks like it might once have been associated with the railway:
A gate at the end of the car park leads to the signalbox:
The buffers of the sidings:
Back at the southern end of platform 2 we look under the road bridge which provides the only means of crossing the line:
From the bridge, looking north along the line:
To the east of the line, the entrance to platform 1:
The entrance leads into the middle of the building on platform 1:
Looking south along platform 1:
Looking north from the end of platform 1:
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