Disused railway now used as a walkway
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Disused railway now used as a walkway
Image: © Philip Barker Taken: 25 Mar 2010
This photograph shows a view of a section of the (now disused) railway line which used to run between Scarborough (in the south) and Staithes (in the north). It is now used as a walkway that leads to the viaduct over the River Esk (see here: Image ). The picture was taken looking in a south-south-easterly direction towards the A171 road.
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