On this day, March 4, 1890: Take it as red, Forth Bridge is still awe-inspiring [Sunday Post]
Date: 04/03/2020
Carrying rattling train carriages back and forth between South and North Queensferry, the Forth Bridge^s red arches are one of the most iconic symbols of Scotland.
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On this day, March 4, 1890: Take it as red, Forth Bridge is still awe-inspiring - The Sunday Post
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Carrying rattling train carriages back and forth between South and North Queensferry, the Forth Bridges red arches are one of the most iconic symbols of Scotland.
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Forth Bridge
This double track bridge consists of three double cantilevers approached by viaducts at either end. Overall it is 1.5 miles long. The bridge crosses the Firth of Forth between Dalmeny and North Queens
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Class A1 No.60163 'Tornado' crossing The Forth Bridge above North Queensferry with the northbound ' Aberdonian '.
Location: Forth Bridge
Company: Forth Bridge Railway
16/09/2019 John Gray
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Company: Forth Bridge Railway
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Looking north along the Forth Bridge from 'The Aberdonian' railtour from Edinburgh Waverley to Aberdeen, behind Peppercorn Class A1 no. 60163 'Tornado', on 14th March 2019.
Location: Forth Bridge
Company: Forth Bridge Railway
14/03/2019 David Bosher
Location: Forth Bridge
Company: Forth Bridge Railway
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View of a Forth Bridge cantilever from a boat trip in July 2018.
Location: Forth Bridge
Company: Forth Bridge Railway
06/07/2018 David Prescott
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Company: Forth Bridge Railway
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