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View from the A143 road bridge at Haddiscoe on 29th November 1975. The 1202 Norwich to Lowestoft is approaching the station. The Haddiscoe Yard signal box is no longer with us and I wish I'd got a close up pic while I had the opportunity. The New Cut runs to the left with the River Waveney in the distance. In the middle of the river, in the distance, can be seen the central pillar of the St Olaves Swing Bridge where the Beccles to Yarmouth South Town line once crossed at that point. On the sky line to the right of the pillar the signal box controlling the swing bridge and Haddiscoe High Level station can just be made out.
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View from the A143 road bridge at Haddiscoe on 29th November 1975. The 1202 Norwich to Lowestoft is approaching the station. The Haddiscoe Yard signal box is no longer with us and I wish I'd got a close up pic while I had the opportunity. The New Cut runs to the left with the River Waveney in the distance. In the middle of the river, in the distance, can be seen the central pillar of the St Olaves Swing Bridge where the Beccles to Yarmouth South Town line once crossed at that point. On the sky line to the right of the pillar the signal box controlling the swing bridge and Haddiscoe High Level station can just be made out.

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  • 1226 Lowestoft to Norwich stands at Cantley with the sugar beet works in the background. 6th September 1979
  • Reedham looking towards Yarmouth and Lowestoft. In the background near the footbridge can be seen the junction signal box. 6th September 1979
  • Two Cravens units pass at Reedham. 6th September 1979
  • Reedham looking towards Cantley on 6th September 1979 showing the 1258 Yarmouth to Norwich.
  • Three car class 101 stands at Reedham on a Yarmouth working. Leading car E50230. 11th September 1975.
  • 37041 passes Reedham with what looks like an engineers train. 17th May 1977.
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  • Reedham Swing Bridge facing Lowestoft on 6th September 1979 with the 1400 Norwich to Lowestoft crossing.
  • 0937 Lowestoft to Norwich crosses the River Yare at Reedham Swing Bridge with typical broadland scenary as a backdrop. 17th May 1977
  • View from the A143 road bridge at Haddiscoe on 29th November 1975. The 1202 Norwich to Lowestoft is approaching the station. The Haddiscoe Yard signal box is no longer with us and I wish I'd got a close up pic while I had the opportunity. The New Cut runs to the left with the River Waveney in the distance. In the middle of the river, in the distance, can be seen the central pillar of the St Olaves Swing Bridge where the Beccles to Yarmouth South Town line once crossed at that point. On the sky line to the right of the pillar the signal box controlling the swing bridge and Haddiscoe High Level station can just be made out.
  • The 0937 Lowestoft to Norwich at Haddiscoe on 14th June 1977.
  • 0937 Lowestoft to Norwich arrives at Haddiscoe.<br /> 30th August 1980. The station appears to have received new lighting compared to the previous photo.
  • Somerleyton Swing Bridge. Photo with kind permission of Ian Dinmore <a href="http://www.railarchive.org.uk">http://www.railarchive.org.uk</a>
  • One of the joys of travelling in first generation dmus was the view of the track from each end of the train. This is the view of Somerleyton Swing Bridge from the rear of a Cravens class 105 on a Norwich to Lowestoft working.
  • Somerleyton Swing bridge from the river. Photo Wally Webb.
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