Description
PICTURE POST: A walker walks through one of the 24 arches on the Ribblehead Viaduct, which was designed by John Sydney Crossley and started in 1870 with the building finished in 1874 . It is the longest viaduct on the Settle Carlisle railway and took 1,000 navvies to build the viaduct. TECH DETAILS: Nikon D3s digital camera using a 24-70mm lens with an exposure of 1 500th sec @ F13. ISO 640. Pic
Upload Date: 15 May 2012
Original Filename: gl 1805 viaduct 1.JPG
Store Filename: 21067303.jpg
Byline: Yorkshire Post Gary Longbottom
Keywords: gl 1805 viaduct 1.JPG ENGYPN02720121005134556
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