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On this day in 1908, 117 years ago, having being built out from opposite sides of the Tees, the main span of Queen Alexandra Bridge's bowstring steelwork met seamlessly in the middle.

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Cycle-friendly paving has been laid in Instow Tunnel which welcomes hundreds of Devon holidaymakers every year.

No, it's not a huge refuge. In the middle of Litton Tunnel in the Peak District is a 12-feet deep mining excavation.

At 132 yards, Weedley wasn't a long tunnel but it still boasted refuges.

With infill blocking the northern portal, Lordsfield Avenue now looks more like a canal tunnel.

The vaulted roof - known as 'the cathedral' - where the two single bores of Standedge Tunnel are linked by a full-height passageway.

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Cycle-friendly paving has been laid in Instow Tunnel which welcomes hundreds of Devon holidaymakers every year.

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May 2011

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Forgotten Relics records and celebrates the UK's disused railway structures, still standing as monuments to the period of ambition, courage and endeavour during which they were built.

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