Berney Arms
Approaching Berney Arms in the Norfolk Broads in September 2009 by one of the 4 methods available, the other 3 being by foot, by boat (on the River Yare) and by parachute. The single short-platform halt was named after the landowner who originally sold the land to the Norwich & Yarmouth Railway on condition they built a station there. Trains stop on request and only during daylight hours as there is no lighting at the station - or anywhere near it. Berney Arms remains one of the remotest stations in England. [With thanks to Messrs Morgan, Gibb and Bartlett]
Location: Berney Arms
Original line: Yarmouth and Norwich Railway (Norfolk Railway)
Photographer: Ian Dinmore
Contact photographer: Ian Dinmore
Date: 09/2009
Image number: 30180
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