English: Causeland Station The branch line from Liskeard to Looe is one of the most remarkable survivors of the Beeching era; it runs through the remote and peaceful countryside of the Looe Valley down to the small seaside town of Looe. There are several intermediate halts, at which trains only stop by request. Causeland, especially, seems to serve nowhere in particular (the name itself doesn't appear on OS maps except to mark the station) and facilities are, as one would expect, minimal. Nevertheless, the diminutive station, like the branch as a whole, has immense charm.