Name that junction...

[whole diary]

[inspector_blakey]

Known locally as "Squirrel Junction", not in FGW^▸ (First Great Western) land but not a million miles away from some of its south-eastern extremities...

Edited to add: no cheating if you already know the answer via Facebook!!

[JayMac]

Having seen the correct answer already, I'll go with Tufty Junction.

You'll need to be above a certain age for that reference. 

[trainer]

I thought Tufty was more into crossings than junctions!  Yes, I'm old enough to remember.

[lordgoata]

I thought Tufty was more into crossings than junctions!  Yes, I'm old enough to remember.

Remember ? I still have my membership badge somewhere!

[chuffed]

In todays PC, cost cutting  and speed driven society, Minnie Mole  and Willy Weasel wouldn't stand a chance as PC Badger would be culled at the first opportunity...

[Chris from Nailsea]

"Some nuts missing, say Network Rail?  No, I've not seen any missing nuts." (burp!) 

[thetrout]

I can't remember the junction name

But would I be right in saying it's the "London" end of Woking in SWT^▸ (South West Trains) land? ;-)

[inspector_blakey]

You're in the right ball park with Woking and SWT^▸ (South West Trains) land, but it's the country side of Woking...

[Henry]

 Wouldn't be the 'alledged haunted signal box' at Ash Vale junction would it ?

[thetrout]

Well that puts it between Basingstoke and Woking!

If it's Basingstoke London Side and the Reading / London Split part (you'd be stood next to the Down from Reading) that's cheating as FGW^▸ (First Great Western) stop there! But it looks nothing like that junction sooooo...

[inspector_blakey]

Well done, you are absolutely right with Ash Vale Junction, but I didn't know the box was supposed to be haunted

Ash Vale Junction is where the line from Ascot to Aldershot via Camberley and Frimley joins the Alton branch line, a little way south of Woking. The Alton branch leaves the Bournemouth main line at Pirbright Junction, whilst the Frimley line dives under the main line between Woking and Farnborough. FGW^▸ (First Great Western) services certainly get quite close to Ash Vale Junc, but they don't actually use it: they duck under the Alton branch just before Ash Vale Junc and join the line to Guildford at Aldershot South Junc, just over half a mile away from Ash Vale.