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The B3139, Highbridge Road in Burnham-on-Sea

The A487 east of Cadair Idris

Looe: bridge

A1 - M1 Link Motorway construction

A1 - M1 Link Motorway construction

London Road, Manchester

Keele Service Station

Shoreham Flyover

Edinburgh, Arthur\'s Seat

Charmouth Tunnel

Kirkby Lonsdale

M25 Junction with M1

Barge under Walton Bridge in 1991

Holt Fleet

Grimsby Dock Tower

Hagley Road & Five Ways Island

Henley in Arden

A45 empty of traffic, 1990

Stationary traffic, Dunchurch Highway

Allesley Old Road in snow, 1990

Abandoned vehicle, Dunchurch Highway

Rebuilding M54

Rebuilding M54

An old sepia photograph from the golden age of motoring, way back in......1998. Heading north towards Newbury on what is now the B4640.

Manx Electric Railway near Groudle

Manx Electric Railway, Howstrake

Blackfirs Lane in 1996 - Blackfirs Lane, Solihull taken in 1996 showing the road narrowed to S1 after it was closed to traffic. I'm not sure when this took place but the grass on the right looks well established. Today I suspect it's even more overgrown. EDIT- this is now on Google Street View and the vegetation is completely overgrown.

King Harry Ferry (1991)

Waiting for the ferry (1991)

North Circular Road Finchley approx 1991

This is now a six lane trunk road till Bowes Road.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 13, 2009 by DavidNW9

Old A40

Little Chef, Northleach, Glos. at crossroads of A429, by the trees and, old A40 in foreground. Now replaced by housing. 19/7/98.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 04, 2007 by SteveA30

A40(M) & M41 1995

Another scan from the 1995 A to Z London map. This time showing the now downgraded A40(M) Westway and M41 West Cross motorway.

Jim

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 30, 2005 by M4Simon

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A41 Berkhamstead Bypass

A 1996 view of the fresh looking bypass looking towards Aylesbury. I'm surprised Philips MA lanterns were used considering SON was already becoming dominant at the time.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 27, 2007 by Truvelo

A41 Berkhamstead Bypass

Looking the other way towards Hemel.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 27, 2007 by Truvelo

A45

Looking east, towards the Ace.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 04, 2007 by SteveA30

A45

Another less famous Ace Cafe, just west of Weedon Northants, 18/7/98. Looking east, towards the A5 at Weedon crossroads, about 1 mile away.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 04, 2007 by SteveA30

A38

Where once drivers enjoyed a cuppa, now only leaves blow in through glassless windows.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 04, 2007 by SteveA30

M25 at J5 in 1993

M25 at J5 in 1993

A re-touched version of a picture on Bryn666's site. (with permission)

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 12, 2006 by Lewis

Poundstock: realigning the A39 at Bangors

A629 Calder and Hebble Junction (1996)

A629 Calder and Hebble Junction (1996)

A629 Calder and Hebble Junction (1996)

Burdock Way 1997

Burdock Way in 1997

M5 Ray Hall

Construction of the A5 Ty Nant cutting in May 1995 just to the south-east of the failed slope. The drilling rig is installing ground anchors to tie together the faulted blocks of Silurian mudstone. One of the anchors can be seen protruding from a freshly-drilled hole just above the rig. The flat, triangular areas on the rock face are the outcrops of the faults which ultimately overcame the ground anchors and slipped again. A classic tale of ingenuity overcome by the complexity of real ground conditions. The image was captured, with permission, during an excursion of the North Wales Geology Association.

Gutcher ferry, Yell

New M4. June 5 1996

Locals are interviewed, while waiting for the official opening.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jan 16, 2007 by SteveA30

 

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