Exploring Unusual Places on Forge Valley Railway Line Part 2 | Disused Railways UK

Welcome to the 2nd part of a 3 part series exploring some UK disused railways and old train lines. The old railway stations in this episode are along the disused Forge Valley Line that used to run between Scarborough and Pickering, in North Yorkshire. During this episode I visit 2 lost Railway stations - Wykeham and Sawdon, which serviced the village of Brompton by Sawdon. There's also some old railway infrastructure that has survived all the years since the lines closure in 1950 including some railway bridges. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:37 West Balk Bridge 1:18 Wykeham Station 2:04 Ice House 3:13 Wykeham Bridge and Cutting 4:40 Ruston Bridges 5:13 Brompton (Sawdon Station) 7:14 Mini Church! During Part 1 I began my journey along the disused railway stations of The Forge Valley line at Seamer station (still an active station) where the Forge Valley Railway branched off and headed towards Seamer. Part 1 - Lost Railways Seamer Station to Forge Valley Station in West Ayton can be found here:    • FOUND...A HIDDEN BRIDGE on The Forge Valle...   Other videos of mine you may enjoy: The Longest Railway Station Bench In The World -    • Longest Railway Bench Scarborough | Yorksh...   Funicular! UK's Oldest Cliff Lift -    • Funicular! UK's Oldest Cliff Lift:  Scarbo...   Flight Invention History - First Aircraft -    • The Man Who Invented Flight… Before the Wr...