Swinderby was at the end of a short walk from nearby Collingham station on a beautifully sunny day. Actually, the walk was slightly longer than I anticipated as Swinderby station is a little way out of Swinderby itself and sits isolated amidst fields:
Approaching the station along the road:
Looking at the station and level crossing from the south:
Crossing the level crossing we get a good overview of the site from the north. On the right is the old station house and on the left is the signalbox:
The operational signalbox, whose signaller is responsible for closing the level crossing gates:
The main station building sits at the eastern end of the Lincoln-bound platform 2:
A view of the side of the building which faces on to platform 2:
The more humble brick shelter on platform 2:
Looking west along the line from the end of platform 2:
The level crossing and signalbox:
The building on platform 1 is partly used as a waiting room and shelter:
Inside the building, showing where it has been divided:
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