Long Lane crossing 2
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Long Lane crossing 2
Image: © Christopher Hall Taken: 8 Jan 2014
Long Lane crossing was originally a road crossing but since the construction of the Seamer by-pass A64 which truncated the road, it has been reduced to a pedestrian crossing only. This photograph is taken from the east of the tracks. It is a double crossing; in the foreground the tracks of the Scarborough to Bridlington line, beyond that another, historically slightly earlier, crossing of the Scarborough to York line. The former crossing keeper's cottage shown in Image is in the background.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.235532
Longitude
-0.42352