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Iskra

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Clue time: it’s not geographically close to the previous two guesses but they are served by the same TOC.
 
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Iskra said:
Clue time: it’s not geographically close to the previous two guesses but they are served by the same TOC.
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Burscough Bridge, pretty sure it's one of Gathurst, Appley Bridge or Burscough as they all have similar buildings on Eastbound platforms but with the elevated road in the background in can only be Burscough. Open floor if correct
 
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scrapy said:
Burscough Bridge, pretty sure it's one of Gathurst, Appley Bridge or Burscough as they all have similar buildings on Eastbound platforms but with the elevated road in the background in can only be Burscough. Open floor if correct
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Well done, that is correct.

Open floor...
 
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Mag_seven said:
Retford (low level)?
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It's not Retford, although both stations have a TOC in common.

Also, for those familiar with rolling stock, the reflection of the table may help provide a further clue... especially if combined with the above clue about TOC's which could narrow it down significantly.
 
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richard1976 said:
Shepley
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It's not Shepley, but I can see why you went with it. This is the closest guess so far, although still some distance away.

Also, the green door is significant I believe as it is one of the station colours of a (very historical) railway company that used to run this line. Many of the stations on this line have green as part of their paintwork.
 
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