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Written by Tony Rispoli - 19 Mar 2013
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Location notes
A small station in a pleasant village, on the line from Basingstoke to Reading.
Railway type and traffic
Passenger:
FGW: Class 165 DMUs on the half hourly stopping service
AXC: Voyagers

Freight:
Freightliner: Plentiful class 66 & 70 hauled Container Trains on workings to and from Southampton.
DBS: Class 66 & Class 67 hauled departmental & engineers trains as well as E.C.S moves of charter stock which is based at Eastleigh Depot.
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Environment
A very quiet station, in a small village. There is a level crossing to the Reading end of the station.
Road directions
Join the A33 from either the M3, Junction 6 (head north) or the M4, Junction 11 (head south) and continue to Sherfield on Loddon where you need to follow the signs to Bramley and 'The Vyne' brown tourist sign.
Follow this road to Bramley and you will reach the station and the level crossing.

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Bramley Station map co-ordinates
Parking
Residential roads nearby offer some parking.
Public transport
Take the train from either Basingstoke or Reading.

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Amenities
Basingstoke will have most things you need and there are a couple of small shops in Bramley.
Accommodation
Either Basingstoke or Reading would provide options.
Sun Compass
Sun Compass using Suncalc by brought to you by Vladimir Agafonkin:
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Bramley Station

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Streetmap links
Bramley Station general view map
Bramley Station close up map

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Bramley Station



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Photographic notes
You can shoot in both directions, the level crossing & C.I.S give advance warning of when trains are coming.


General views - All photographs © Tony Rispoli unless otherwise stated
Fig 1 - Looking north


Fig 1 - Looking north


Fig 2 - Looking north


Fig 2 - Looking north


Fig 3 - Looking south


Fig 3 - Looking south


Fig 4 - Looking north


Fig 4 - Looking north


Fig 5 - Looking south



Fig 5 - Looking south


Fig 6 - Looking south



Fig 6 - Looking south


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