Yeo River Aquaduct - Revision history

Weirdoldhattie at 21:33, 12 April 2026

2026-04-12T21:33:10Z

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	~~<div style="float:right">~~
	~~<googlemap lat="51.424313" lon="-2.683625">~~
	~~51.424106, -2.683631, Yeo River Aquaduct~~
	~~</googlemap>~~
	~~</div>~~
	'''To Bristol''': [[Wild Country Lane]]<br>		'''To Bristol''': [[Wild Country Lane]]<br>
	'''To the Southwest''': [[Flax Bourton Tunnel]]<br>		'''To the Southwest''': [[Flax Bourton Tunnel]]<br>

Weirdoldhattie: /* Gallery */

2008-02-12T22:45:09Z

Gallery

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm~~. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge~~.		Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm.
	Image:Long Ashton2.jpg\|A close up that really shows off the patchwork of bricks used during repairs. Also note the writing inside the arch of the bridge. This relates to the cant of the track.		Image:Long Ashton2.jpg\|A close up that really shows off the patchwork of bricks used during repairs. Also note the writing inside the arch of the bridge. This relates to the cant of the track.
	Image:Long Ashton0.jpg\|A view in the opposite direction looking towards the main road~~. Note the red and white sign at the bottom right of the picture. White Van Man has parked his Merc in this suspect area, blocking the road while taking pics..~~.		Image:Long Ashton0.jpg\|A view in the opposite direction looking towards the main road.
	Image:Long Ashton7.jpg\|A view of the south portal of this bridge. You can see the bridge walls in the previous photo are much higher than this portal. This is because a river crosses the railway at this point on a separate part of the bridge.		Image:Long Ashton7.jpg\|A view of the south portal of this bridge. You can see the bridge walls in the previous photo are much higher than this portal. This is because a river crosses the railway at this point on a separate part of the bridge.
	Image:Long Ashton8.jpg\|A view of the river as it crosses the railway~~. There's so much plantlife here that you have to wonder what their roots are doing to the strength of the structure~~.		Image:Long Ashton8.jpg\|A view of the river as it crosses the railway.
	Image:Long Ashton3.jpg\|The bridge is used by farmers to get to the fields and woods beyond~~. Note the gate in this picture, a detail that would make a model come to life~~.		Image:Long Ashton3.jpg\|The bridge is used by farmers to get to the fields and woods beyond.
	Image:Long Ashton6.jpg\|Looking north towards Bristol~~. Lots of electrical cabinets, a signal, an AWS ramp and patches of new ballast~~.		Image:Long Ashton6.jpg\|Looking north towards Bristol.
	Image:Long Ashton5.jpg\|Looking south towards Flax Bourton Tunnel ~~at the bottom of a deep cutting~~. The main Bristol to Nailsea road crosses the railway at this spot.		Image:Long Ashton5.jpg\|Looking south towards [[Flax Bourton Tunnel]]. The main Bristol to Nailsea road crosses the railway at this spot.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	[[Category:B&ER]]		[[Category:B&ER]]
	[[Category:Bridges]]		[[Category:Bridges]]

Weirdoldhattie: /* History */

2008-01-28T23:02:11Z

History

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	== History ==		== History ==
	This bridge acts as an aquaduct for the River Yeo, access for farm vehicles and a public footpath.		This bridge acts as an aquaduct for the River Yeo, access for farm vehicles and a public footpath.
	<gallery ~~perrow="3"~~>		== Gallery ==
			23.10.03
			<gallery>
	Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge.		Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge.
	Image:Long Ashton2.jpg\|A close up that really shows off the patchwork of bricks used during repairs. Also note the writing inside the arch of the bridge. This relates to the cant of the track.		Image:Long Ashton2.jpg\|A close up that really shows off the patchwork of bricks used during repairs. Also note the writing inside the arch of the bridge. This relates to the cant of the track.

BristleGWR at 23:25, 16 January 2008

2008-01-16T23:25:23Z

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	<div style="float:right">		<div style="float:right">
	<googlemap lat="51.424313" lon="-2.683625">		<googlemap lat="51.424313" lon="-2.683625">
	51.424106, -2.683631, ~~Cambridge Batch~~		51.424106, -2.683631, Yeo River Aquaduct
	</googlemap>		</googlemap>
	</div>		</div>

BristleGWR at 23:24, 16 January 2008

2008-01-16T23:24:42Z

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	'''To the Southwest''': [[Flax Bourton Tunnel]]<br>		'''To the Southwest''': [[Flax Bourton Tunnel]]<br>
	== History ==		== History ==
			This bridge acts as an aquaduct for the River Yeo, access for farm vehicles and a public footpath.
	<gallery perrow="3">		<gallery perrow="3">
	Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge.		Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge.

BristleGWR: /* History */

2008-01-16T23:22:59Z

History

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	Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge.		Image:Long Ashton1.jpg\|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge.
	Image:Long Ashton2.jpg\|A close up that really shows off the patchwork of bricks used during repairs. Also note the writing inside the arch of the bridge. This relates to the cant of the track.		Image:Long Ashton2.jpg\|A close up that really shows off the patchwork of bricks used during repairs. Also note the writing inside the arch of the bridge. This relates to the cant of the track.
	Image:Long Ashton0.jpg\|A view in the opposite direction looking towards the main rd. Note the red and white sign at the bottom ~~left~~ of the picture. White Van Man has parked his Merc in this suspect area, blocking the road while taking pics...		Image:Long Ashton0.jpg\|A view in the opposite direction looking towards the main road. Note the red and white sign at the bottom right of the picture. White Van Man has parked his Merc in this suspect area, blocking the road while taking pics...
	Image:Long Ashton7.jpg\|A view of the south portal of this bridge. You can see the bridge walls in the previous photo are much higher than this portal. This is because a river crosses the railway at this point on a separate part of the bridge.		Image:Long Ashton7.jpg\|A view of the south portal of this bridge. You can see the bridge walls in the previous photo are much higher than this portal. This is because a river crosses the railway at this point on a separate part of the bridge.
	Image:Long Ashton8.jpg\|A view of the river as it crosses the railway. There's so much plantlife here that you have to wonder what their roots are doing to the strength of the structure.		Image:Long Ashton8.jpg\|A view of the river as it crosses the railway. There's so much plantlife here that you have to wonder what their roots are doing to the strength of the structure.

BristleGWR: Cambridge Batch moved to Yeo River Aquaduct

2008-01-16T23:19:51Z

Cambridge Batch moved to Yeo River Aquaduct

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BristleGWR at 23:00, 16 January 2008

2008-01-16T23:00:48Z

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	'''To Bristol''': [[Wild Country Lane]]<br>		'''To Bristol''': [[Wild Country Lane]]<br>
	'''To the Southwest''': [[Flax Bourton]]<br>		'''To the Southwest''': [[Flax Bourton Tunnel]]<br>
	== History ==		== History ==
	<gallery perrow="3">		<gallery perrow="3">

BristleGWR at 22:52, 16 January 2008

2008-01-16T22:52:59Z

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	</googlemap>		</googlemap>
	</div>		</div>
	'''To Bristol''': [[~~Monarchs Way~~]]<br>		'''To Bristol''': [[Wild Country Lane]]<br>
	'''To the Southwest''': [[~~Cambridge Batch~~]]<br>		'''To the Southwest''': [[Flax Bourton]]<br>
	== History ==		== History ==
	<gallery perrow="3">		<gallery perrow="3">

BristleGWR: New page:
51.424106, -2.683631, Cambridge Batch
'''To Bristol''': Monarchs Way
'''To the Southwest''...

2008-01-16T22:51:43Z

New page: <div style="float:right"> <googlemap lat="51.424313" lon="-2.683625"> 51.424106, -2.683631, Cambridge Batch </googlemap> </div> '''To Bristol''': Monarchs Way<br> '''To the Southwest''...

New page

<div style="float:right">
<googlemap lat="51.424313" lon="-2.683625">
51.424106, -2.683631, Cambridge Batch
</googlemap>
</div>
'''To Bristol''': [[Monarchs Way]]<br>
'''To the Southwest''': [[Cambridge Batch]]<br>
== History ==
<gallery perrow="3">
Image:Long Ashton1.jpg|A view of a bridge at the very south of Long Ashton near Gatcombe Farm. Note how the embankment ends in three little 'steps' and the patchwork of different types of bricks used during repairs of this bridge.
Image:Long Ashton2.jpg|A close up that really shows off the patchwork of bricks used during repairs. Also note the writing inside the arch of the bridge. This relates to the cant of the track.
Image:Long Ashton0.jpg|A view in the opposite direction looking towards the main rd. Note the red and white sign at the bottom left of the picture. White Van Man has parked his Merc in this suspect area, blocking the road while taking pics...
Image:Long Ashton7.jpg|A view of the south portal of this bridge. You can see the bridge walls in the previous photo are much higher than this portal. This is because a river crosses the railway at this point on a separate part of the bridge.
Image:Long Ashton8.jpg|A view of the river as it crosses the railway. There's so much plantlife here that you have to wonder what their roots are doing to the strength of the structure.
Image:Long Ashton3.jpg|The bridge is used by farmers to get to the fields and woods beyond. Note the gate in this picture, a detail that would make a model come to life.
Image:Long Ashton6.jpg|Looking north towards Bristol. Lots of electrical cabinets, a signal, an AWS ramp and patches of new ballast.
Image:Long Ashton5.jpg|Looking south towards Flax Bourton Tunnel at the bottom of a deep cutting. The main Bristol to Nailsea road crosses the railway at this spot.
</gallery>
[[Category:B&ER]]
[[Category:Bridges]]