Malabar Cements siding on the other side towards Coimbatore

Something for everyone here. An old manual point changer, a newer electric one, old lamp etc. look at the colour of the track ballast

A peep inside the cement quarry at Malabar Cements

Looks like some special permit is required inside the quarry. Any idea what this special permit is? Is it for the loco or for the train?

Line B turns left from Walayar towards Tamil nadu. On the ledt is the shunting line for the Malabar Cements loop

I liked this picture very much. Look at nature trying to regain control of mankind!! Fresh Algae grows on cement factory dust, painting green over dust brown colour

The home signal on Line B is on a less interesting location but inside a thick forest

The forest line proceeds towads Tamil nadu. I ended my trip here. I will go further sometimes later

View of Walayar Station, on the border between Kerala and Tamil Nadu, between Palghat in Kerala and Coimbatore in Tamilnadu. This view is from Palghat side looking towards Tamilnadu. Nestled betwen Wesern Ghats, the area offers one of the best scenery f

The unique and rare twin Single Line operation exist in the ghat section between Kanjikode in Kerala and Podanur in Tamil Nadu. This is the line A, the line on the left side towards Palghat. There is no up and down lines in this twin track section

This is the Line B, oing towards Palghat. Both the lines follow a completely different alignment from madukarai to Kanjikode. Line B has comparitively less gradient to Line A. Also, Line B is the newer of the two lines

Trivandrum-Korba Express race through a bridge on Line B