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near to Great Oxendon, West Northamptonshire, England

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	Oxendon Road / Harborough Road junction by Mat Fascione
	Site of Clipston & Oxendon station, 1989 by Ben Brooksbank View northward, towards Market Harborough: ex-LNWR Northampton - Market Harborough secondary main line. The station was closed on 4/1/60, when passenger services ceased on the line, but the line was important for freight, which continued... (more)
	Bridleway to Great Oxendon by Stephen McKay The bridleway is the very muddy track leading off the former railway trackbed. It then crosses over the top of Oxendon Tunnel to reach Great Oxendon village, which is to the west of the old railway.
	Oxendon Road by Richard Croft Road used as a public path leading to Arthingworth from the site of Clipston and Oxendon Station on NCN route 6 / Brampton Valley Way
	Railway Bridge by Dave Thompson Old bridge on the Brampton Valley Way
	Farmland east of National Cycle Route 6 by JThomas
	Station Cottage on Harborough Road by Mat Fascione At the site of the former Clipston and Oxendon Station.
	Site of Clipston & Oxendon railway station by Malc McDonald There is little if anything in this view to suggest that a railway station once stood at this location. The station was Clipston & Oxendon, which closed in 1960.
	Track to Arthingworth by Stephen McKay Taken looking east from the site of Clipston & Oxendon station on what is now the Midshires Way. No doubt the pub sign is intended to attract walkers, although a visit would take them over a kilometre out of their way.
	Level crossing on Brampton Valley Way by Graham Horn This former level crossing would have previously had priority for the trains on the Market Harborough to Northampton railway line. Now the tractor is crossing and has stopped so that the driver can shut the field gate behind her. It is... (more)
	River Ise looking east by Graham Horn The River Ise is a tributary of the River Nene which it joins below Northampton. Here it flows in a culvert below the former Market Harborough to Northampton railway line.
	Brampton Valley Way (National Cycle Route 6) by JThomas Heading south on a disused railway.