Green route sign.	See map.
	Looking West towards Tíjola.	See map.
	Aqueduct for irrigation water.	See map.
	Viaduct.	See map.
	Bridge over Río Almanzora.	See map.
	Pointless tunnel.	See map.
	Looking west towards Tíjola.	See map.
	A beautifully constructed bridge which doubles up as a road bridge and an aqueduct.	See map.
	Magnificent bridge over a rambla.	See map.
	Feature on the walls of the bridge.	See map.
	View to the south west over the bridge to Tíjola, with the hamlet of Armuña de Almanzora in the distance.	See map.
	Bridge doubling up as an aqueduct.	See map.
	Small bridge now closed off to traffic - ?dangerous.	See map.
	40 metre long iron bridge over Rambla Cela. Recently painted as part of the green route scheme.	See map.
	Not exactly twins - the bridge on the left is 40m, the one on the right is 48m.	See map.
	The eastern bridge of 30 metres span weighing 57.3 tonnes over Rambla Lucar. In excellent condition.	See map.
	Large culvert that has some movement, which has been repaired.	See map.
	Hidey-hole in centre of tunnel.	See map.
	Enormous 36 metre culvert in a remote part of the line.	See map.
	Bridge which doubles up as an aqueduct.	See map.
	Track worker's house.	See map.
	Cistern for the soft water line from the steam pump in Tíjola to Zurgena station. Presumably, this acted as a pressure release system.	See map.
	Plaque in the 83 metre Las Cañadicas tunnel between Tíjola and Purchena in remembrance of Leonor Berbel Sánchez.	See map.