The lost line to Lossie ? 1
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The lost line to Lossie ? 1
Image: © Alan Murray-Rust Taken: 24 May 2022
Looking south from the old railway bridge on Calcots Road, there is no sign that there used to be a railway here at all. It crossed the River Lossie on a bridge at the end of the rough ground in the foreground (the remains of the railway embankment), curving slightly right to run between the larger buildings right of centre where the two orange containers can be seen.
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Image Location
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57.653254
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