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near to Halwill Junction, Devon, England

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	Halwill Junction nature reserve by Derek Harper A stretch of boardwalk takes visitors along the first 150 metres or so of this nature reserve, which is along the lines of the former railway tracks to the north of the village.
	Halwill for Beaworthy Station, 1964 by Alan Murray-Rust More commonly known as Halwill Junction, a name which still applies to the settlement which grew up round the station. Passing through is a substantial mixed freight train, probably coming from the North Cornwall line rather than Bude,... (more)
	Shared path to Cookworthy Forest by Guy Wareham Path for walkers and cyclists.
	The Junction Inn at Halwill Junction by Rod Allday Owing its name and its existence to the former railway junction.
	Beeching Close by Jonathan Thacker Inevitably named after the closure of all the railway lines through Halwill Junction following the Beeching Report.
	Halwill Junction Inn by roger geach Once a busy railway junction this Inn was beside the station. A railway level crossing once crossed the road here. Now there is no trace of the railway but the Inn still survives named after the railway which shut in 1966.
	Bus shelter at Halwill Junction by David Smith West of the village centre, serving buses to Holsworthy
	A3079 at Halwill Junction by Julian P Guffogg
	Torridge : Road by Lewis Clarke At the road junction with Winsford Lane.
	Start of path to Halwill Moor Plantation by Guy Wareham The path follows the line of the dismantled railway.
	The end of Beeching Close by David Smith The last railway links to Halwill Junction were lost when Dr Beeching cut many rural lines in the 1960s. This name is a reminder of the loss.
	Beeching Close, Halwill Junction by Derek Harper Named by someone with an ironic sense of humour; the modern estate is built close to the site of Halwill Junction station and Dr. Beeching was responsible for the closure of passenger services in 1966.