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Revision as of 07:26, 15 February 2010
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S&DJR
To Bath: Midford
To Radstock: Lower Twinhoe Farm Lane
GWR
To Monkton Combe: Midford Brook & Midford Road Bridge
To Hallatrow: Cam Brook & Twinhoe Road Bridge
History
Gallery
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A train crosses the viaduct on its way to Bath Green Park. The disused Camerton Branch can be seen passing under the viaduct and the road to Twinhoe passes under that. -
A train heads south. © John Rawlings
2008
8th June
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Looking east from Midford Road at the first two arches of Midford Viaduct. © Ian Tiley
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At the southern end looking north across the viaduct. © Ian Tiley
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A plaque located midway along the western side of the viaduct. © Ian Tiley
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Looking down on Cam Brook from the eastern side of the viaduct. © Ian Tiley
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Looking down from the western side part of the Cam Brook & Twinhoe Road Bridge which carried the Camerton Branch underneath this viaduct can be seen. © Ian Tiley
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Looking west from the viaduct. © Ian Tiley
2009
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On top of the viaduct. 15.11.09 © Chris Leahy
