Hattersley Viaduct takes the A560 over the Glossop to Manchester railway line.
It is from the other side that I took a picture of the approach to Hattersley Station and another zooming in on Hattersley Station.
You can see part of the viaduct on this picture looking east from Hattersley Station, and it can also be seen on this view from the top of Werneth Low.
This post is our contribution to Broer som Binder [Bridges between]. More details and links to other participents can be found on Runes TX-Blog
8 comments:
My sister travels that line daily
An unusual construction for a bridge as seen from here, but none the worse for that. What I really fell for were the pictures from the railway station!
We all look after bridge to cross over and this might have the life of her own :)
My bridge is up.
And probably the people passing over that bridge daily hardly even notice that they are on a bridge. The solid sides must prevent any view.
Interesting and nice to watch !!
Nice day to you...
interesting, great image.
Viaduct are not something we get here. Durham has the most spectacular one. Why I wonder are so many painted green. I love the intricate detail of bridges, mostly ornate as I have discovered through an engineering friend.
As a Children we spent many many hours playing under this bridge in the 70s and 80s We had rope swings and dens. Some of the braver ones would climb inside the bridge and walk from one side to the other.I never did that it was really high lol
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