The station of Breamore has been preserved to a very good standard.

The station was opened in December 1866, and was closed in 1964.

The remains of the other platform.

Looking towards Salisbury, when i last visited in 2004-5, there were plans to turn this into a cycle path, i doubt much came of the idea.

More shots of the restored platform and station.

More shots of the restored platform and station.

More shots of the restored platform and station.

Now onto the Old road between Holmsley and Goatspen Crossing. Sadly i didn't get a shot of the main Holmsley station but i did get a shot of the surviving platform that runs for quite some way.

The remains of an old signal.

The view from one of the bridges along the route.

A view looking towards Ringwood.

Another view towards Ringwood, showing the difference in scenery along the route.

One of the interesting points of the route is Goatspen Crossing. This modern building was constructed in 2003ish.

The original idea was to restore the original crossing keepers house that stood here, but due to constant vandalism and fires it was demolished.

The rails are still visible at the crossing.

Looking back towards Brockenhurst.

A sign showing a picture of how the station once looked, it has since been painted in a creamy white colour. The station was originally named Christchurch road but was later renamed. The station was built to serve Christchurch many many miles away. The station saw considerable use during the war due to airfields being constructed near by.