Railway bridge over Tadburn Lake, Romsey
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Railway bridge over Tadburn Lake, Romsey
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 2 Mar 2004
Despite its name Tadburn Lake is a river which flows through Romsey to the River Test. This view was taken looking westwards where the river flows through the right hand arch of the railway bridge on the line to Southampton from Romsey. The pedestrian footpath arch should have a "Low Bridge" warning sign like the other low bridges in Romsey because anyone over 5 foot 8 inches tall had to duck to avoid hitting their head on the concrete!
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Image Location
Latitude
50.988175
Longitude
-1.48705