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Greg has proposed Bridges as the next theme.
So your picture may be an underbridge or an overbridge ( or both!) but must include a railway line either crossing or being crossed by water, road, or rail.

There are some very scenic railways amongst the membership, so we expect some good pictures please.

Rules as always and entries will close at midnight UK time on 1st March 2025.

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Great theme.

Just to start the ball rolling, one from the PLR archives.....

The Pick-up Goods on Peckforton Viaduct

Rik

Thansk Rik, that is one spectacular picture to start us off!

And .....

A delivery for the mill

Rik

Well, that's winner and runner-up sorted then!

Peter Butler wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2024 3:51 pm Well, that's winner and runner-up sorted then!

Think we'll need another vote to decide which is which!

Thanks chaps, I'm sure there are plenty of better bridgy photos out there.

Rik

Two Tri-ang plastic girder bridges undergoing load testing by two plastic elephants.

"Connie" and "Shay" cross the high trestle

Bottlebin Flyover and Thumper at Wobbling Junction

Finally something I can enter.
These galleries are always fun, weather I'm participating or not.

Baguley on a rake of 4T bins, August 2020.

Only 2 weeks to go. Get your entries in.

Thought I'd better do what I'm telling everyone else to do!
So here is:

Octavius on a short goods crossing the Cuttle Brook bridge ( with Solstice Cottage footbridge in the background)

I have gone with rail crossing rail.
My Billy passes under my friends two foot gauge line on his 16mm line.
Billy has come down the line from above the two foot. You can just about make out the track bed which is just next to the re-railing bar at the back of the Simplex at the base of the shrubs in the background. Billy is about to enter a righthand curve, then over a trestle bridge before entering the main station area.



Here with both his Simplexs.



Martin

Wow.

Afternoon (de)light I can't claim the engine or the bridge but the rollingstock is mine

Going down from Loon Bridge. I've posted a similar picture in the Garden Railway Inspections thread, but not in the gallery (I don't think, anyway).
going down by Phil James, on Flickr

Teatime for Thornas!

For my second entry, a bit of a joke:
A musical bridge.