Millom station lies on the Cumbrian Coast Line, on the other side of Duddon Sands from Askam. We arrived at around school closing time, so the trains were also quite busy with schoolchildren.
The front of the station building, which is run as a pub:
A strange barrow serves as a planter just in the corner of the car park in front of the station building:
The side of the station building, with an entrance to the platform:
Turning 180° we can see a second entrance to platform 1:
On platform 1 under the canopy which covers the platform next to the building:
Looking west under the canopy:
Walking to the eastern end of platform 1, looking back at the canopy:
Looking east along the line from the end of platform 1:
The whole of the rear of the station building seen from platform 2 opposite:
A footbridge connects platform 1 to platform 2:
West beyond the footbridge on platform 1 is the shelter where the path provides an entrance:
On the footbridge, looking east:
Looking west from the footbridge:
Platform 2 has no buildings, so is just an expanse of concrete with planters:
Oh, and this sculpture of wheels:
Steps at the western end of platform 2 lead up to the road which crosses the line:
Over the boundary wall from platform 2 is a disused and slightly overgrown stretch of track. Here looking east:
Looking west from the same point:
The entrance from the bridge to platform 2:
Looking east from the road bridge at the disused track, with the station platforms and building on the left:
Looking west from the bridge with the signalbox on the right:
The signalbox:
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