File:Forster Bridge near Fordhouses, Wolverhampton - Geograph - 5204929.jpg

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Description:	Forster Bridge near Fordhouses, Wolverhampton Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. Forster Bridge is No 68. The narrows are cut into the sandstone rock, and for a quarter of a mile or so narrowboats cannot pass each other. There are two wider spots in the narrows where one (maybe two) boat(s) can pass another coming the other way. The latest Nicholson Guide mentions that locally the stretch is called 'Pendeford Rockin, after a local farm.
Location:	52.629626, -2.137062
Road:	U119 (Wolverhampton)
Date:	07 05 2016
Photographer:	(c) Copyright Roger Kidd and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
Source:	Geograph


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current	11:59, 28 March 2020		480 × 640 (147 KB)	Steven (talk \| contribs)	'''Forster Bridge near Fordhouses, Wolverhampton''' Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. Forster Bridge is No 68. The narrows are cut into the sandstone rock, and for a quarter of a mile or so narrowboats cannot pass each other. There are two wider spots in the narrows where one (maybe two) boat(s) can pass another coming the other way. The latest Nicholson Guide mentions that locally the stretch is called "Pendeford Rockin'", after a local farm.

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