Bennerley Viaduct
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03:10 What is that red thing for
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Could be wrong but I thought it closed to traffic in 1970 not 1973.
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Two such bridges remain, alive and well— and still carrying regular rail traffic—on the Ashington, Blyth & Tyne line. Whilst Derbyshires Bennerley Viaduct is the longer at 1,420 yards, Ashington Black Bridges 85 feet above the water and Bebside Bridges 80 feet knock Bennerleys 60 feet into a cocked hat.
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That's a lotta iron, innit!
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interseting nice film work.
thanks ash.
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shame trains don't run over it anymore
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lol i ave ad some fun on that old thing at 03.05 on the corner of the track u can get into a tunnel
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I miss the greens of england.
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Great video, beautiful viaduct. I must go and visit it sometime.
richardsnow 4 years ago
glad u like the video :-)
railwaywalks 4 years ago