Crossing on the South Tyne Trail
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Crossing on the South Tyne Trail
Image: © Oliver Dixon Taken: 4 Nov 2020
Parallel to the South Tynedale Railway, a permissive footpath occupies part of the former railbed, which carries both the South Tyne Trail and the River Tyne Trail, sponsored by Daft as a Brush. Here the permissive path crosses from the west to the east side of the railway.
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Image Location
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54.819372
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