East Grinstead, West Sussex — Headshunt North

The Bluebell Railway is the world's first standard-gauge heritage line to reopen (1960), running through the Sussex Weald between East Grinstead and Sheffield Park. East Grinstead is the line's northern terminus and its only physical connection to the national rail network, reached in 2013 after the railway extended through Imberhorne cutting.

This camera looks south from the headshunt north of the platform — the run-around track locomotives use to move from one end of their train to the other at the terminus — toward the station canopy.