Bath Road Viaduct Shepton Mallet at Lou Rocio blog

Bath Road Viaduct Shepton Mallet. Much of the route either follows or moves close by the east mendip way, which runs from the eastern edge of wells to the western edge of frome. Containing six spans, at 110m long and 23m. Two historic viaducts will be a given a new lease of life after plans for a new active travel route were approved. Walkers and cyclists will then cross the bath road viaduct, taking them high above the b3136 bath road, before ending their journey at a new junction with the a37 kilver street hill. The new route will start at the ham wood viaduct in croscombe and run through the windsor hill tunnels before crossing over ham. Greenways & cycle routes put forward plans in december 2021 to deliver the first section of a new active travel route between shepton mallet and emborough, utilising two former viaducts and a. This phase 1 section, 2.5 kms long, includes a 120 metre long tunnel at windsor hill, two magnificent viaducts (ham wood and bath road) and. The bath road viaduct is a grade ii listed structure, which means it's of special interest.

Containing six spans, at 110m long and 23m. The new route will start at the ham wood viaduct in croscombe and run through the windsor hill tunnels before crossing over ham. Much of the route either follows or moves close by the east mendip way, which runs from the eastern edge of wells to the western edge of frome. Walkers and cyclists will then cross the bath road viaduct, taking them high above the b3136 bath road, before ending their journey at a new junction with the a37 kilver street hill. This phase 1 section, 2.5 kms long, includes a 120 metre long tunnel at windsor hill, two magnificent viaducts (ham wood and bath road) and. The bath road viaduct is a grade ii listed structure, which means it's of special interest. Two historic viaducts will be a given a new lease of life after plans for a new active travel route were approved. Greenways & cycle routes put forward plans in december 2021 to deliver the first section of a new active travel route between shepton mallet and emborough, utilising two former viaducts and a.

Shepton Mallet, Bath Road viaduct (4), 1975 View from the … Flickr

Bath Road Viaduct Shepton Mallet Much of the route either follows or moves close by the east mendip way, which runs from the eastern edge of wells to the western edge of frome. Greenways & cycle routes put forward plans in december 2021 to deliver the first section of a new active travel route between shepton mallet and emborough, utilising two former viaducts and a. Two historic viaducts will be a given a new lease of life after plans for a new active travel route were approved. Much of the route either follows or moves close by the east mendip way, which runs from the eastern edge of wells to the western edge of frome. The new route will start at the ham wood viaduct in croscombe and run through the windsor hill tunnels before crossing over ham. This phase 1 section, 2.5 kms long, includes a 120 metre long tunnel at windsor hill, two magnificent viaducts (ham wood and bath road) and. Containing six spans, at 110m long and 23m. Walkers and cyclists will then cross the bath road viaduct, taking them high above the b3136 bath road, before ending their journey at a new junction with the a37 kilver street hill. The bath road viaduct is a grade ii listed structure, which means it's of special interest.