The impressive up starter signals at Skegness. The one to

the left sees infrequent use as the platform is largely out of use but for the occasional special. The four-arm bracket in the centre is complete with subsidiary arms below. These are used to allow a train to pass the main arm at danger. In this case, to allow for the once prolific number of excursion trains to draw out of the station and enter the carriage sidings beyond the station. These carriage sidings have been dramatically rationalised in recent years.