... the right of the single track main line, with a lefthand turnout into the road immediately alongside the main line, giving rise to the 'wiggle', with an area of whitish hardstanding between the two sidings. See the web page for truncation and closure dates, Warboys becoming the branch terminus for a while. Definitely one for the 'prototype for everything department'. Regards, Rodney Hills posted: 27 Aug 2009 12:46 from: Adrian Marks Can't find a close up of the trackwork, but I do have this: 53_270658_090000000.png Warboys- GNR survey dated 1901. John Rhodes' book Branch Lines to Ramsey (Oakwood) is silent on the matter, and I've not yet located anything in the GERS Journal either. The line was under the jurisdiction of the GER from opening in 1889 to incorporation in the GE&GN Joint in 1897, and it was in this brief window that the new loop to the goods shed and siding to the cattle dock were laid, and the sidings to the brickworks (1893). 53_270730_130000000.png The GE was the ...