Grand Union skirts disused railway embankment

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The photograph on this page of Grand Union skirts disused railway embankment by Stuart Logan as part of the Geograph project.

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Grand Union skirts disused railway embankment

Image: © Stuart Logan Taken: 13 Aug 2012

Some say that the birth of the railways marked the start of senescence for the canals but here the opposite has happened. This stretch of the canal is alive and well used, whilst the Daventry to Leamington railway that crossed, using this now dismantled bridge, is dead.

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Image Location

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52.277276
Longitude
-1.253185