Disused Viaduct, Tavistock
Tavistock, in Devon, is dominated by the railway viaduct opened by the London & South Western Railway in 1890, as part of its main line from London to Plymouth. Closed in 1968, the viaduct survives today as one of the UK's most solidly built cycle-paths.
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Disused Viaduct, Tavistock
Tavistock, in Devon, is dominated by the railway viaduct opened by the London & South Western Railway in 1890, as part of its main line from London to Plymouth. Closed in 1968, the viaduct survives today as one of the UK's most solidly built cycle-paths.
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Uploaded on January 9, 2007
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