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places : disused railways
added 30/10/05View from the road bridge in Castle Bytham looking back along the disused railway line towards Saxby. The line on which Castle Bytham was situated ran between Saxby and Bourne. Between Saxby and Little Bytham the line was single track and was managed by the Midland Railway. East of Little Bytham towards Bourne the line became double track and formed the western extreme of the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway. The M&GNJR extended as far east as Sheringham and Great Yarmouth on the north and east Norfolk coasts repectively. Westwards the line travelled to Melton Mowbray and then onwards to Nottingham. CLICK HERE to return to Gallery Index (Picture taken by Mark Granger : 27-03-03)  |