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near to Whitebrook, Monmouthshire/Sir Fynwy, Wales


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SO5305 : Bigsweir Bridge by Tim Heaton Bigsweir Bridge
by Tim Heaton
Stretching 160 feet to cross the River Wye, this beautiful 180 year old bridge is now due for a major, �500,000 renovation.
SO5305 : Passing place on the Whitebrook road by Jaggery Passing place on the Whitebrook road
by Jaggery
The narrow minor road north from the A466 to Whitebrook is not wide enough in many parts for two vehicles to pass each other. Here, a slight widening of the roadway on the right is enough for most vehicles to pass each other. I wondered... (more)
SO5305 : Towards Bigsweir Bridge by Graham Horn Towards Bigsweir Bridge
by Graham Horn
From a section of Offa's Dyke Path that follows a minor road above Bigsweir Bridge.
SO5305 : The River Wye from Bigsweir Bridge, 2019 by Jonathan Billinger The River Wye from Bigsweir Bridge, 2019
by Jonathan Billinger
Just over six years since my last visit here; SO5305 : The River Wye from Bigsweir Bridge, 1. View upstream.
SO5305 : Wye Valley near Bigsweir Bridge by Bikeboy Wye Valley near Bigsweir Bridge
by Bikeboy
Looking north (upstream).
SO5305 : Bigsweir Bridge (set of 2 images) by David Martin Bigsweir Bridge (set of 2 images)
by David Martin
SO5305 : St Briavels railway station by Philip Pankhurst St Briavels railway station
by Philip Pankhurst
The Wye Valley railway was opened on 1st November 1876 and ran from Tutshill (Chepstow) to Monmouth, a distance of almost 14 miles. The station at St Briavels was known as Bigsweir until 1909, and it closed to both passengers and goods... (more)
SO5305 : Bigsweir Bridge, with the River Wye in spate by Ruth Sharville Bigsweir Bridge, with the River Wye in spate
by Ruth Sharville
The River Wye was swollen following the excessive rain of mid February 2020.
SO5305 : Bigsweir Bridge by Richard Webb Bigsweir Bridge
by Richard Webb
The early 19th century bridge looked pristine, it had just undergone a restoration project.
SO5305 : Bigsweir Bridge by David Smith Bigsweir Bridge
by David Smith
SO5305 : Early morning at Bigsweir Bridge, Wye Valley by Colin Park Early morning at Bigsweir Bridge, Wye Valley
by Colin Park
SO5305 : Trackbed of the Wye Valley Railway, Bigsweir by Philip Pankhurst Trackbed of the Wye Valley Railway, Bigsweir
by Philip Pankhurst
Two culverts are shown here. The one facing the camera was built in 1827 in conjunction with the adjoining Bigsweir bridge; the stone wall on the right is a culvert constructed by the Wye Valley Railway to carry their trackbed. The line... (more)

 
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