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It's not the bridge number because it's Altofts Bridge, Number 3, more info here, more likely to be a distance marker, I'm guessing to the Ouse at Goole
I did look later, in the evening, after that

Yes it is a milestone, as evidenced by this 25" OS map, from 1908
Marked in the standard way as 'M.S' (north of the over-bridge)
http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17&lat=53.7051&lon=-1.4619&layers=168&b=1

In that case, it will be to Goole, as that was the destination of the A&C N
I grew up not that far from the Canal. & can remember seeing the 'Tom Puddings' on the Canal, but in limited numbers, & Hargreaves barges moving sand/gravel along it
 

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briantrumpet

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Trainspotting...

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briantrumpet

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We did the Gunnislake line today as well - great fun, not least because I reckon it must be one of the slowest trains in the UK - mostly between 10 & 20mph, I reckon, and two unmanned/ungated level crossings where the train has to stop and toot its horn before proceeding. There's also the splendid viaduct at Calstock.
 

grecinos

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This squirrel jumped out of nowhere during Friday's ride. It never had a chance. Went right under me, getting squashed by my rear wheel. I looked back, but it didn't appear to be moving. R.I.P.

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