Your bike on a bridge pics

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My CX on a bridge over Billing Way..
 
I don't think I've used this 'under' image before???

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Looking from the bypass; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/368530


It once carried a line to Don Pedro Colliery, at Loscoe (a long gone village, now 'under' Normanton Industrial Estate)
Seen spanning BeckBridge Lane;
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=16&lat=53.69648&lon=-1.39796&layers=168&b=1
 
And to prove my point, not a notable bridge

Over the Ouse at Little Linford
 

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During my allowed exercise today
(chose as secluded/quiet route as I could)

Shann House Bridge (it appears to be called?)
Off Station Road; across River Aire
Mickletown

Looking north, into St Aidens

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On the causeway at the other side, between the two main, & very deep!!! (1) lakes, looking to the rather large Bucyrus Erie BE 1150 drag-line (2)
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1. St Aidens was an open-cast site, that was flooded, by the (adjacent) RIver Aire
Deep?, it's approaching 200feet, & took almost 3 days to fill the hole!!, with the Aire flowing backwards......:wacko:
I once went on a tour of the site, on an open-day (pre flooding!!!), it felt odd to be so far down
https://www.methleyarchive.org/minnet-collection/st-aidens-flood-methley-mppt037/


2. It's a big beastie, & impressive to get close to; http://www.walkingdragline.org/
 
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