Overgrown railway cutting west of Pudsey Tunnel
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Overgrown railway cutting west of Pudsey Tunnel
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 27 Feb 2016
The portal of the disused tunnel Image can just be seen through the trees. The route was that of the LNER line that left the main Leeds-Bradford line at Stanningley to head through Pudsey and Thornbury down to the Aire Valley at Shipley.
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