Footbridge over the railway line to Sheerness
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Footbridge over the railway line to Sheerness
Image: © John Baker Taken: 7 Oct 2012
The bridge carries a footpath between Linden Drive (where there is a fingerpost) and Brielle Way. It is equipped with a trough to make it easier for cyclists to ascend and descend the stepped-ramps (although they are advised to dismount). Cromwell Road to the left of the bridge is blocked by a grassy barrier and beyond that, just peters out. I wonder if it was the former alignment of Brielle Way.
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51.428696
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0.744983