Viaduct for disused railway at Millers Dale Derbyshire England
In Millers Dale two parallel viaducts were built to carry the railway over the River first (south) viaduct was built in the middle of the Nineteenth century, the second (north) in the early twentieth century. The line was closed in 1968. The south viaduct now carries the Monsal Trail. The Monsal Trail is in the heart of the Peak National Park in Debyshire, England. It is a track for walkers, that runs for eight and a half miles (about 13 Kilometres) from Coombs Road Viaduct near Bakewell to the head of Cheedale, about three miles (about 5 kilometres) east of Buxton. For most of the way it follows the route of the of a disused Midland Railway Line railway that was closed in 1968.
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Location: Millers Dale Derbyshire England
Photo credit: © Dennis Palmer / Alamy / Afripics
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