Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: branch line

Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war.

Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war.

Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war. More pictures: www.stationsweb.com/station.asp?station=ijmuidencasembroo...

Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war.

Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war.

The sign misses its F-sign (and probably a speed restriction sign). The two together means: blow your whistle if you see somebody approaching the railway crossing. Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war. More pictures: www.stationsweb.com/station.asp?station=ijmuidencasembroo...

Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war. More pictures: www.stationsweb.com/station.asp?station=ijmuidencasembroo...

Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war.

Now closed and slowly disappearing. The line used to cross the road towards the station. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war.

The F-sign means: blow your whistle (from the Dutch word "fluit"). If you're not driving a steam train, blow your horn. The 1-sign underneath means: maximum speed 10 km/h. Now closed and slowly disappearing. Although I've always heard that the line should more or less stay in case of war.