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The old iron railway bridges
These old railway bridges have straddled the River Ouse since 1878 until 3rd August 2007-when they were removed to make way for the dreaded guided bus route.They hadnt been maintained since the railway closed in 1970,but despite them not being pieces of art-they were still history.Sadly,now been cut up for scrap.
During lift.
and after removal.
During lift.
and after removal.
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What a shame Lovely pics Steve
Lovely pics Steve
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I like old bridges, don't know why exactly :-/ great pics Steve.
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Nice pics Steve. It's such a shame that they have to scrap it
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Cheers all.It was a shame that they had to go cause they're gonna be replaced with a characterless precast concrete monstrosity.
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