Railway cutting at Barnehurst
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Railway cutting at Barnehurst
Image: © Marathon Taken: 23 Jan 2021
The line from Blackheath to Dartford opened on 1st May 1895. This view looks down the line towards Barnehurst from Erith Road. This section has had a number of landslips over the years which have closed the line, and it was fully closed for a week in February 2020 so that major engineering to prevent future landslips could be carried out. Part of the result can be seen here.
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Image Location
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