The sign approaching Knott Fold Bridge (#121 on the former Cheshire Lines Committee route from Woodhead and Godley Junction to Apethorn and Stockport (Tiviotdale) reads:
HORSES SHOULD KEEP
TO THE GRAVEL PATH
WHERE PROVIDED
NO GALLOPING
The route is now part of the Trans Pennine Trail and National Cycle Network Route #62. The gravel path on the left has been more-or-less reduced to a muddy track.
See how the sign looked in July 2009.
This view is from the opposite direction to the one I posted last Sunday.
A contribution to Sunday Bridges at San Francisco Bay Daily Photo.
I hope they can read. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat?! No galloping? Spoilsports! :-)
ReplyDeleteBe that as it may, «Louis» is happy to see this side of the bridge at Sunday Bridges.
I love these old bridges, it is definitely easier to see now...
ReplyDeleteNice and old. Still strong.This kind of bridges you don't find in the netherlands. Bricks where cheaper in those days then natural stone. Thanks for showing.
ReplyDeleteNice old bridge. In Slovakia are these stone bridges mostly rail bridges.
ReplyDeleteGreat composition!
ReplyDeleteLovely bridge. The sign is easier to read in this photo.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool!
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