Pedestrian tunnel under Cumbrian Coast Railway (3)
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Pedestrian tunnel under Cumbrian Coast Railway (3)
Image: © Rose and Trev Clough Taken: 3 Feb 2007
Entrance at west side of tunnel, which is on a public footpath between Blackwell and Cummersdale. The other end is shown here Image . More correctly termed a railway underbridge - the bridge number 134 is painted on the arch.
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Image Location
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54.868397
Longitude
-2.940468