"haul lane pit" was located at , immediately west of bath road; it had a short siding connection, facing to northbound trains, which crossed bath road. a branch continued, following the footpath that now leads to coombes way, which then served a pit called bullhall pit, at , immediately to the west of the midland railway's bath branch railway line. these pits are shown on the 1882 ordnance survey map but are "disused" by 1904, having sent the last load of coal by the railway in 1867. the tramway to bullhall may have been built and operated by the colliery owners. when the midland railway route was built parallel to the a&gr in 1869, a bridge was provided crossing that line to maintain the access.