Cutting by Twentywell Lane at north entrance to Bradway Tunnel
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Cutting by Twentywell Lane at north entrance to Bradway Tunnel
Image: © Chris Morgan Taken: 2 Mar 2013
Twentywell Lane now runs to the right of this picture. Originally, before the railway cutting was dug up to Bradway Tunnel, it followed the line shown here. The course of the old road was revealed after all vegetation was removed from the rocky sides to reduce the risk to trains running below. The sides of the cutting are now covered by a strong wire mesh netting.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.323582
Longitude
-1.513842