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Good grief! The bay exit even has a sand drag to protect it and they
manage this error!

The sand drag is to stop a train attempting to leave the bay siding onto the
eastbound track though, it doesn't protect the crossover points, which are
the third and fourth of four sets of points over which the train would
travel from the bay to the westbound line.

Paul S

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Good grief! The bay exit even has a sand drag to protect it and they
manage this error!

The sand drag is to stop a train attempting to leave the bay siding
onto the eastbound track though, it doesn't protect the crossover
points, which are the third and fourth of four sets of points over
which the train would travel from the bay to the westbound line.

Yes, I realise that but most bay platforms don't have even that
protection, Putney Bridge for example.

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Colin Rosenstiel