Beeton's Way railway bridge
Introduction
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Beeton's Way railway bridge
Image: © John Goldsmith Taken: 30 May 2010
Once upon a time a footpath led to a level crossing of the railway track. In the late 1960s a massive excavation (and works to deal with the resulting breach of an underground stream) produced this cutting allowing a road under the line, and a few years later for the road to also pass under the new A45 (now A14) road. This is an unusual viewpoint from the top of the bank.
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Image Location
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52.253193
Longitude
0.698912