Train approaching site of Ballymacarrett Halt - 2003
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Train approaching site of Ballymacarrett Halt - 2003
Image: © The Carlisle Kid Taken: 31 Mar 2003
A Northern Ireland Railways' 80-class set is approaching the site of Ballymacarrett Halt (see: Image] ) with the 09.44 passenger service from Great Victoria Street station to Bangor. The white bridge in the left background is the rebuilt Sydenham Fly-Over, near which point the railway line to Newcastle (closed 1950) left the Belfast - Bangor line (see: Image] ).
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Image Location
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54.602605
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-5.897768