Image: Crook o' Lune bridge
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Description: Disused railway bridge at the Crook o' Lune in Lancashire, England. It is one of two bridges, only 200 m apart, built across the River Lune by the "little" North Western Railway in 1849, designed by Edmund Sharpe. The line closed in 1966, but the bridges are still in use as a cyclepath and footpath along the disused line.
Title: Crook o' Lune bridge
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Author: Dr Greg
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