Before then a sequence of six tributary burns draining the moors to the west of the river had to be
crossed by stone viaducts.
A hornby schools class loco
crosses the viaduct
over the canal.
This village, which is situated under a
disused viaduct, is a true gem.
Viaduct journey
sound quiet round here relieving cramp how large the day is.
Plimsoll viaduct
journey sound quiet round here relieving cramp how large the day is.
Viaduct constructed
across the face of a near vertical waterslide, that i wasn't able to photograph.
Just past the lock the railroad line crosses the canal on an
arched viaduct.
The
railroad viaduct
at paddock foot can be seen in the distance.
Viaduct built
to carry isambard kingdom brunel's great western railroad across the town.
It swings northeast, along the almond valley, giving views of the
magnificent canal viaduct
ahead.
The concrete road bridge replaced the original four
arch viaduct
that crossed the cutting.
Features
include a viaduct, a short branch to a quarry and a small village.
Just beyond the quarries the railroad crossed the deep wooded ravine of the ham woods valley by an
impressive viaduct.
Train runs over raised
brick viaduct
over the thames with great views of windsor castle.
You will
see a railroad viaduct
which the road goes under.
The building of southwark station was governed by the
victorian main line railroad viaduct
directly above.
The falmouth branch was the last gwr line to have its
timber viaducts
replaced, this work taking place during the 1930s.
Viaduct used
to reach out to the wharf.
Wallace was also responsible for the nearby
concrete viaducts
which, along with the bridges, forms part of the bleach green railroad line.
A view from the south west, showing the profile of the
rail viaduct
which matches almost exactly the original bridge.
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