Bridge at Polton Mill
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Image: © Anne Burgess Taken: 4 Nov 2017
The bridge carries a twisty narrow road across the River North Esk. The road seems to be favoured by suicidal boy racers, so great caution is needed to negotiate it safely. I was nearly taken out by two of them on my way down, and three more hurtling down nose to tail when I was on my way up the other side.
