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78 miles of railway heritage between Hellifield and Carlisle

SCRCA Image: 252150_JAH_1983-09-01_Bridge-SAC84-Artengill-Viaduct_Elevation-View-From-NW

Photo as per title.
Brief description: 
Artengill Viaduct and adjacent snow fences from the northwest.
Image Type: 
Elevation view
Image Contributor(s): 
SCRCA Project Contributor: John A. Harrison
Contributor's Reference: 
P404
Image Date: 
Thursday, September 1, 1983
Location Reference(s): 
SCRCA structure 252150: Bridge SAC/84 - Arten Gill Viaduct (PROW - bridleway)
SCRCA structure 252080: Platelayers' Hut
SCRCA structure 251850: Snow Screens (rows of timber sleepers, originally upright)

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