This is the closest that I could get to St.

Blazey Junction signal box. Up until rampant tree growth a picture could be taken from the path by the side of the stream directly in front of the box. Built in 1908 by the Great Western, it is a type 7d box that looks to be in good condition. It controls the sidings in the area as well as access to the old depot area. It also retains its block instruments for trains heading to Newquay as far as Goonbarrow, a winding and slow five miles away. The platform of the former St. Blazey station that closed very early in 1925 can just be seen behind the box.