Whilst out photographing the autumn trees I came across this old railway bridge basically overgrown. Nearby was a collapsed old shed which was maybe associated with the railway. Next to the shed was some old metal rails with a chain on. I am wondering if it maybe was an animal pen. Though these were normally located near stations to load cattle and sheep on to the trains. This bridge was part of the Wymondham to Forcnett line in Norfolk. It was basically an extension line so trains could reach the north coast without going into Norwich. It opened in 1881 and closed in 1939 to passengers. But carried on for goods use till 1951. I have done a few bridges along this line.
The old shed.
The remaining metal grill fencing, I spotted more about.
The approach to the bridge and embankment.
The old shed.
The remaining metal grill fencing, I spotted more about.
The approach to the bridge and embankment.
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