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	Dartnell Avenue, West Byfleet by David Howard
	West Byfleet: Gascoigne-Pees by John Sutton Estate agent's offices, in insipid Tudor style, at the corner of Station Approach and Madeira Road.
	Basingstoke Canal: Houseboats by Dr Neil Clifton Looking west
	Houseboats on the Basingstoke Canal east of Scotland Bridge by Mike Quinn
	Broomfield Road - New Haw by James Emmans Junction with Pinewood Grove.
	Basingstoke Canal near New Haw by Derek Harper From the same spot as TQ0461 : Houseboats, Basingstoke Canal, looking in the opposite direction.
	Woodham Lock by Oast House Archive
	West Byfleet Station Sign by N Chadwick
	Jolly Boating Weather on the Basingstoke Canal by Dr Neil Clifton The bearded gentleman in the rowing boat is not out on a pleasure trip, nor is he training for the 2012 Olympic Games. He is an unpaid volunteer helping with the vital task of weed clearance.
	Woodham Lock, Basingstoke Canal by Robin Webster The third lock.
	Railway Bridge, West Byfleet by Colin Smith The Camphill Road bridge has an old red brick arch which is still visible. The laying of more railway lines has necessitated widening the bridge.
	By the mainline, West Byfleet by N Chadwick

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Colin Watts https://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/136104 writes:
TQ0461 : Pioneer SR Diesel on the Down 'Royal Wessex' express at West Byfleet
'The Royal Wessex' service was introduced in 1951 for the Festival of Britain at which no.10201 was placed on display.

TQ0461 : Waterloo - Bournemouth express passing West Byfleet
"No.30779 'Sir Colgrevance' was outshopped July 1925, withdrawn 11th November 1959 and cut-up at Eastleigh Works week-ending 19th September 1959 after travelling a total of 1,305,864 miles."

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