Another view on the Isle of Westland Railway. The name of the station is a clue to the fact that the line uses a large number of small trees and heathers to create the impression of a line passing through lush South of England scenery. The 'through' station here is surrounded by small trees which from this angle merge into the view of larger ones planted behind and then more in a neighbour's garden.
The train will curve away to the left to enter the platform road while goods wagons sit on the station siding have delivered the coal.