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Nearly ready to go.121 viewsLooking west. Getting the after shot from here could be tricky!SteveA30 (wikified)
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New A30, from May 10 2007.121 viewsLooking west near Goss Moor on April 4. The eastbound c/way is prepared for its temporary use as an S2, until full completion. This section only runs as far as Victoria. From there to Innis Downs opens in late June 2007SteveA30 (wikified)
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Old A303/current A358121 viewsLooking south at the former A303/A358 junction near Horton. The A303 went from the left and then right at the junction in the background. The A358 from Taunton came out in the foreground, then right and straight ahead in the background. Both were mini rbts, now removed. The black & white island is the only survivor of these. The A358 now follows the A303 route round the bend and, on to its original route, hence the changed priorities now.SteveA30 (wikified)
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May 07120 viewsCats eye removed already.SteveA30 (wikified)
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Left for A390120 viewsThe A390 will probably become a dead end from here, as the new route from the rbt is just ahead, beyond the white lorry in the distance, bypassing the low rly. bridge as well.SteveA30 (wikified)
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A30 S3119 viewsNear the start of the Honiton bypass. Queues were most of the way from Honiton to Sparkford.SteveA30 (wikified)
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Whiddon Down119 viewsApproaching the site of the former Merrymeet rbt, abolished in late 2006.SteveA30 (wikified)
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A301 Waterloo Bridge119 viewsHere is the under side of Waterloo Bridge at river level. It was rebuilt in 1945 and is part of the A301. Part of the Kingway tramway was converted to road in the late 50/early 60's..ABeaton (wikified)
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Old A30 Goss Moor118 viewsThe old A30 over Goss Moor near the Iron Bridge. Now a deserted straight.DavidBrown (wikified)
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12. Old A30118 viewsDownhill lorries had to go very wide to allow space for uphill ones like this. Locals coming out of the 2 turns also had to hold back from the line to keep their front wings intact!SteveA30 (wikified)
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Newly redundant A30118 viewsAugust 6 1999, opening day for the new road, closing day for this garage and cafe. It was gone by the end of the year.SteveA30 (wikified)
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Old A30118 viewsLooking towards er, London. Just beyond the trees, its lost under a local GSJ for the Black Dam housing and the current D2 A30 continues online to the A33/A339 rbt. It seems almost impossible that this tarmac once heaved under continuous traffic day & night, for both A30 & A33, from London to the West Country and the South Coast. Bypassed June 1971 and rerouted within another 2 years or so.SteveA30 (wikified)
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