The former railway from across the River Blyth
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The former railway from across the River Blyth
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 26 Jan 2023
Beyond the river is a line of trees marking the former route of the Southwold Railway line. To the left is Wenhaston Station and to the right is Wenhaston Mill and the siding where corn was delivered and flour collected.
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Image Location
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