Bridgnorth Cliff Railway
Note the streamlined design of the carriages.
Britain's only working inland cliff railway, apparently. It dates from 1892 and was built as an attraction for victorian tourists.
The Pevsner guide to Shropshire tells me that the railway is 65m (210ft) long rising 34m (111ft) at a gradiant of 1 in 1.5.
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Bridgnorth Cliff Railway
Note the streamlined design of the carriages.
Britain's only working inland cliff railway, apparently. It dates from 1892 and was built as an attraction for victorian tourists.
The Pevsner guide to Shropshire tells me that the railway is 65m (210ft) long rising 34m (111ft) at a gradiant of 1 in 1.5.
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Uploaded on May 16, 2009
Taken on April 22, 2009