Clay Bottom...strange name for a place! The area used to be quite different to how it appears today.
This used to be a halt for trains carrying clay to the pipeworks near Lodge Causeway,Fishponds and coal into the city.
Not so long ago, the path was the site of a rail link between Bristol and Bath which ran from 1869 until closed in the 1960's.
By the 1970's, this area was set for a change which would prevent the link from ever re-opening as a rail link for the two cities.
Housing now stands on what was the line but it's still possible to trace its path looking at the satellite view of the area. here
The urban character of the city begins here but the general rural character has been creeping back. Lush trees and regular maintenance make this a pleasant walking/running/cycling route for people of all ages. 
The 'sleeper seat', found near the path, shows just one of the creative ways used to reclaim the area as a green space, uniting with its' former use as a Railway link.
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