Disused Tunnel on the Wenlock Craven Arms Railway
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Disused Tunnel on the Wenlock Craven Arms Railway
Image: © Tim Harley Taken: 8 Aug 2014
The approach to the tunnel as the railway climbs to the top of Wenlock Edge. The railway had a steady ascent from Longville in the Dale, passed through this tunnel to reach the top of the edge and then headed to Much Wenlock
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Image Location
Latitude
52.573162
Longitude
-2.618501