The Paul Cully Bridge, Cheshunt
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The Paul Cully Bridge, Cheshunt
Image: © John Winder Taken: 9 Jan 2015
The Paul Cully Bridge - named after a late local councillor who was the driving force behind the project - opened in November 2010 as part of Sustrans' "Connect2" project. As well as being part of a leisure cycle route, the bridge also provides local schoolchildren with a safe crossing of the busy A10 dual carriageway on their way to St Mary's School. Taken with my 50mm lens, which was the only one I had with me!
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Image Location
Latitude
51.693904
Longitude
-0.045143