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Where was Red Squirrel last weekend?  Ans: Porkway Partway, Bmblbzzz

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Nesting in some vegetation?

... or at least, from the perspective, up a tree.

Not on a train! Not in a tree!
Not in a car! Stuving! Let me be!

I was standing by my bike...

Sampling the track-side nuts to be served in the future Portishead buffet?

No. These tracks are in regular use...

Are there four tracks there now?


But surely nowhere near Coatdyke?

Avon Valley Railway ?.

Complete guess: Foxfield?

I can see that a clue might be in order: a time machine would almost certainly help identify this location...

sounds like Cardiff then. Line to Merthyr?

A time machine might reveal a station at this location...

Holt?

Lorks...

See those buildings in the distance, to the left of the bush in the centre of the picture? They're on the other side of some water.

Yes, I had the impression they were. I've no idea where it is though. Are we to infer there's an HG Wells connection?

Aha! Elsethread you've said "The other day I stopped on my bicycle as close as I could get to one of the wind turbines of the Avonmouth Wind Farm." Perhaps the former station on that site was the temporary one built for spectators to watch the salvaging of the Kron Prinz in 18~~?

(I can't remember the precise date, have probably misspelled the ship's name, and can't find the info right now, but it's mentioned on info boards along the Pill Path.)

Edit: Wikipedia mentions the wreck of the Kron Prinz on 1st April 1874 on the Horseshoe Bend but says it was refloated three weeks later. It seems unlikely that even Victorians built a platform for a three week job, so I might be conflating two incidents.

Ah, no, simpler than that. If you could travel in time, then you'd be able to take a photograph of a railway station here...


You're homing in...

So we need to travel forward in time. It's the site of the promised Porkway Partway?

It is indeed! Standing in the P&R Car Park, more or less where the entrance to the new platform is to be built.

Well, that also answers the question, "has any construction commenced on the site yet?".

It does, doesn't it? I suppose I could arguably have found a less-indirect way of providing a progress update...

A more direct way would been to say. "WECA's Involved", cos if WECA's involved don't expect any progress AT ALL, let alone                 
s-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-n.

Perhaps, although it does also suggest that passengers may have a not unpleasant vista while awaiting their train.