Image:StokeGiffordYard-catchpoints.jpg

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The catch points at the eastern end of Stoke Gifford rail yard designed to protect the South Wales Main Line, the westbound track of which can be seen in the bottom right corner of the picture, by derailing any train away from the main line.

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3 May 2006

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Chris McKenna (Thryduulf)

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