this (now unused) canal bridge was built by Thomas Telford in 1829, when it was constructed, its single span of 151 feet (46 metres) was considered by some the highest in the world... it is mainly unused these days, but at least it's still maintained due to the fame of Thomas Telford who constructed it - it wasn't for no reason he was nicknamed 'The Colossus of Roads'... the only downside really is that it's not really known & I can imagine all the people driving past it every day without realising they're passing something that some people may consider a...
Read moreGreat cycling route on way to Bilston but couldn't go much further after galton bridge as it was blocked off due to falling rocks, didn't know where to get back on canal as it was very industrial when we got off at the junction as no directions...
Read moreGoing kayaking with my family and friends was an effective way to explore the nature we may not visualise in urban area, especially with the help of a charity organisation 'canal and...
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