Amber Light on Little Smeaton Bridge
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Amber Light on Little Smeaton Bridge
Image: © Matthew Hatton Taken: 21 Feb 2015
Low sun & a recent snow shower highlighted the beautiful 18thC sandstone bridge over the River Wiske. Built in the mid-18thC as part of the improvements to the Darlington to Boro'bridge Turnpike. The bridge is Grade II Listed and is over a quarter a mile in length, including a causeway with blocked up arches. It was bypassed by a new bridge in the 1970's which now carries the A167.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.426903
Longitude
-1.462502