That PW hut is in fact the weigh house!

I love the pictures of what was once a very picturesque branch. Can't say I can place the bridge at the terminus. The only one I know near the station can be seen on the Plymouth road just outside the town, where they have now dressed it up a small halt.

It's such a shame that this branch is not still open or saved for presentation. I look forward to seeing more of the model as it is built

The bridge is hidden in Lime Grove, behind Morrisons! I worked next door to the goods shed for a while so got to sneak onto some sections that are harder to see. Also have a brick from the signal box!There are a number of hidden bridges still left as well as some good sections of ballasted embankments in the town. Will be doing some Avon Valley sections eventually as it is stunning. According to the Ken Williams/Dermot Reynolds book, a preservation society was formed, had most of the money but the scrap contract was signed before they had completed negotions and the ministry wouldn't bactrack on the deal. You could have bought the whole line for £24,000 including buildings in 1963! It would have been a masssively popular preserved run due to its scenic beauty. I am setting in autumn for variety of foliage colours and just to be different.