Bayles & Wylies (Mill) Crossing, Bestwood, Notts.
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Bayles & Wylies (Mill) Crossing, Bestwood, Notts.
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 24 Jan 2014
The west side of a new footbridge across the Bayles & Wylies dual rail and tram track crossing. As a consequence of the death in November 2012 of a teenager on this crossing Network Rail paid £1.5 million for the installation of this 7 metre high footbridge. It was opened in October 2013. Walkers using the Robin Hood Way (long distance trail) must now use this footbridge. The former Bayles & Wylies Mill is situated on the other side of the tracks. Hucknall Road (the A611 road) is situated a minute away on the photographer's right.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.01887
Longitude
-1.187228