Dye House Lane Crossing
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The photograph on this page of Dye House Lane Crossing by Richard Bird as part of the Geograph project.
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Dye House Lane Crossing
Image: © Richard Bird Taken: 19 Jun 2011
Although all trace of Glastonbury Station has vanished, a reminder of the railway's course is to be seen close to the A39 roundabout near the Glastonbury factory estate. The new bypass, in fact, uses the course of the old railway around the town.Here a new set of gates have been erected at the point where the track crossed Dye House Lane. The ironwork from the original trackbed is visible in the roadway.
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Image Location
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51.148003
Longitude
-2.726349