On the Kings Lynn - Hunstanton line.

This is the best preserved station in the whole of the country without a shadow of a doubt, end of story, that's all she wrote!!

This was the royal station for Sandringham and probably why it's so grand.

I'm so grateful that it has been preserved. It really is a sight to behold.

The signal boxes and railway cottages are there in all their glory as well.

Even the lamps are in regal splendour.

If you are ever up that way I beg you to take a small detour off the main Hunstanton road and have a look. You will not be disappointed, I promise you.

First station after Ely on the St Ives branch.

The main station building to the right has been demolished and replaced with a new building and the platform has gone but you can see were it once was. What I like is that the canopy came out out a lot further but I guess tall vehicles need to get by, so it's been shortened and instead of being totally removed which is a nice touch.

To the top left of the building is a "you may telephone from here" sign in Great Eastern blue. Magnificent!!

Also on the Ely - St Ives branch.

Looking east.

The platforms are all that remain and are heavily overgrown, however they are still there and in my book is absolutely brilliant.

The other platform looking west.

I would have thought this was an original station post.