Railway & Wraysbury River from Old Cattle Bridge
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Railway & Wraysbury River from Old Cattle Bridge
Image: © Sean Davis Taken: 24 Aug 2012
Train on its way from Staines to Windsor & Eton Riverside, taken from the “Cattle Bridge” or "Drover’s Bridge". To the right is the Wraysbury River and hidden by the trees is the now closed Great Western Railway and next to it is Staines Aqueduct. It sounds complicated but the Cattle Bridge consists of three different bridges built between c1840 and 1885. It provides access from Moor Lane to Staines Moor.
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Image Location
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51.440083
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-0.516196