Twin railway bridges over the Oxford Canal
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Twin railway bridges over the Oxford Canal
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 11 May 2013
Rugby is famous as a railway town - Dickens referred to it as "Mugby Junction" in a series of short stories. In this photo two converging railway lines are seen crossing the Oxford Canal on their way to Rugby a few miles to the west of here.
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52.357024
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-1.198834