Somerset & Dorset Railway - Maple Grove Bridge BATH_MAPLE_GROVE_BRIDGE.JPG |
Somerset & Dorset Railway - Watery Bottom Viaduct BATH_WATERY_BOTTOM_VIADUCT_01.JPG |
Somerset & Dorset Railway Bawdrip Halt near Bridgwater, the only transportation in evidence is my motorcycle BAWDRIP_01.JPG |
Somerset & Dorset Railway Bawdrip Halt near Bridgwater looking the other way BAWDRIP_02.JPG |
GWR Devon & Somerset Railway (Barnstaple Branch) trackbed looking towards Milverton BBTRACKBED.JPG |
GWR Devon & Somerset Railway (Barnstaple Branch) looking immedialy away from Waterow Viaduct BBWATEROW_VIADUCT.JPG |
GWR Devon & Somerset Railway (Barnstaple Branch) trackbed near Woodlands Farm - the trres mark the tracbed where an accommodation bridge is situated BBWOODLANDS_FARM1.JPG |
GWR Devon & Somerset Railway (Barnstaple Branch) near Woodlands Farm looking towards the cutting for Bathealton Tunnel BBWOODLANDS_FARM3.JPG |
Disused railway near Edgbaston, Birmingham BIRMINGHAM_DISUSED_RAILWAY_LINE.JPG |
Somerset & Dorset Railway Bridgwater Bristol Road, the railway crossed here by means of a girder bridge long since swept away BRIDGWATER_-_COURSE_OF_RAILWAY.jpg |
Buxton, the ornate station frontage BUXTON.JPG |
Peak Rail had an outpost at Buxton at one point in time, there was even a 9F here in the dim and distant past. This "temporary" bridge has been here for a long time. BUXTON_BRIDGE.JPG |
Camerton to Limpley Stoke Railway - bridge abutment remains CAMERTON_LIMPLEY_STOKE_RAILWAY_BRIDGE_ABUTMENT_01.JPG |
Camerton to Limpley Stoke Railway - bridge abutment remains CAMERTON_LIMPLEY_STOKE_RAILWAY_BRIDGE_ABUTMENT_02.JPG |
GWR East Somerset Raiway crossed the S&D here at Cannard's Grave. Photographed in 2008 CANNARD_S_GRAVE_01.JPG |
GWR East Somerset Raiway crossed the S&D here at Cannard's Grave. Photographed in 2008 CANNARD_S_GRAVE_02.JPG |
GWR East Somerset Raiway crossed the S&D here at Cannard's Grave. Photographed shortly after the brick arch and girderr bridge were demolished, site used by stonemason CANNARD_S_GRAVE_03.jpg |
GWR East Somerset Raiway crossed the S&D here at Cannard's Grave. Photographed shortly after the brick arch and girderr bridge were demolished, site used by stonemason CANNARD_S_GRAVE_04.jpg |
GWR Chard Branch trackbed with Creech St. Michael Paper Mill to left CHARD_BRANCH_TRACKBED_01.JPG |
GWR Chard Branch trackbed close to where it diverged from the main line CHARD_BRANCH_TRACKBED_02.JPG |
GWR Chard Branch trackbed further back CHARD_BRANCH_TRACKBED_03.JPG |
Chesterfield - trackbed to Sterling Tubes/Brian Donkin looking back towards Chesterfield. A double track works siding as evidenced by the remaining rails still visible in the undergrowth on the left. Photographed 21.04.2002 CHESTERFIELD_-_OLD_RAILWAY_01.JPG |
Chesterfield - trackbed to Sterling Tubes/Brian Donkin looking back towards Chesterfield, taken somewhat further down the trackbed that the previous shot. A double track works siding as evidenced by the remaining rails not severed and visible in the undergrowth on the left. Photographed 21.04.2002 CHESTERFIELD_-_OLD_RAILWAY_02.JPG |
Chesterfield - trackbed to Sterling Tubes/Brian Donkin looking towards the works from the steel girder bridge spanning the A617. This was a double track works siding, the rails stll extant un the undergrowth futrther down past the building. Photographed 21.04.2002 CHESTERFIELD_-_OLD_RAILWAY_03.jpg |
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