Train approaching Linslade Tunnel
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Train approaching Linslade Tunnel
Image: © Bob Walters Taken: 30 Dec 2020
An 8 coach train, with emu 350329 leading approaches the south portal of Linslade Tunnel. The train is on the Down Slow line. There are three tunnels at this location, a single bore one on the left, a double one in the middle and another single bore on the right. The double track tunnel is the original London & Birmingham Railway one opened in 1837; the single bores were added, the left (east) in 1859 and the right (west) in 1876.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.923809
Longitude
-0.675929