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Lord of the Manor (Old and new)

Scan showing the old and new road layout at the Lord of The Manor near Ramsgate. We lost a congested crossroads and gained a new rail bridge, two new roundabouts and two disused railway bridges. The old route of the A253 has been added for information.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 24, 2008 by Yorkletts

A299 Pegwell Tunnel

The A299 emerges from the cliffs to complete the final few hundred yards to the ferry terminal. All in all it's quite a dramatic piece of road for the last couple of miles. The tunnel is not heavily used, other than by lorries heading to the port, and a handful cars. If the Ramsgate- Ostende ferry was ever pulled the tunnel would be a bit of white elephant.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 18, 2008 by Yorkletts

Lord of The Manor Roundabouts view east

Lord of The Manor junction as it was in 1923.

Lord of The Manor junction as it was in 1990.

Lord of The Manor junction as it was in 1992.

Lord of The Manor junction as it was in 1993.

Lord of The Manor junction as it is now.

Lord of The Manor junction was it will be in 2012

London Road, Ramsgate

Still the right designation, I think. But how many B-road signs point to London?!

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 11, 2006 by Simon A6(M)

Traffic Signals Ahead sign

Situated in Ramsgate on the A254 Margate Road just before it meets the A253 & A255

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 07, 2005 by DavidB

Kent Thanet before the Thanet Way

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Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 07, 2005 by M4Simon

Eleco GR150 on Margate Road

Margate Road also used to have a lot of newer GR150s installed on these standard type Stainton columns. A fair few still remain, but those specimens where these installations were common (around the entrance to the QEQM hospital) have been retrofitted with Arcs. Again, make the most of this while you can!

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Oct 30, 2008 by Rojojnr

Elgar Place, Boundary Road (A255), CT11 (C) Mike Quinn

Cliffsend underpass The road is built in a cutting for around a mile, while the railway and level crossing for the village is on the original ground level.

Hengist Way, Cliffsend Underpass A short tunnel takes the A299 under the railway line.

 

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