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'''To the Southwest''': [[The New Cut]] | '''To the Southwest''': [[The New Cut]] | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Part of [[Temple Meads]] station is built over [[Cattle Market Road]]. The road curves in a slight crescent as it goes under the station. A series of steel girders form the bridge which is 118m 35ch from [[Paddington]]. | Part of [[Temple Meads]] station is built over [[Cattle Market Road]]. The road curves in a slight crescent as it goes under the station. A series of steel girders form the bridge which is 118m 35ch from [[Paddington railway station|Paddington]]. | ||
== 2004 == | == 2004 == | ||
8.8.04 | 8.8.04 | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 3 January 2010
<googlemap lat="51.448297" lon="-2.580081"> 51.448371, -2.580221, Cattle Market Road </googlemap>
To Bristol: Temple Meads
To the Southwest: The New Cut
History
Part of Temple Meads station is built over Cattle Market Road. The road curves in a slight crescent as it goes under the station. A series of steel girders form the bridge which is 118m 35ch from Paddington.
2004
8.8.04
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The bridge taking Temple Meads across Cattle Market Road. -
There are a couple of doorways either side of the road that lead into the station. -
Wouldn't it be nice to see what's beyond the doors? :) -
The bridge viewed from the other side. The Wessex Class 31 stabled in the bay platform gives away that this photo was taken on a Sunday. 8.9.04. -
Standing back where I started in the first pic and looking along the embankment towards the Post Office sorting building that dominates the skyline in so many people's Temple Meads photos.
