Semington Rd Bridge Devizes Branch Railway Traditional Cache
madrab: by the time I got back to the UK the cache has vanished. I think this one has been out long enough now.
Semington Rd Bridge Devizes Branch Railway
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This is point where the rail line would have crossed the A350 before the road got moved. During WW2 the bridge was used as part of Stop Line Blue. Stop Line Blue ran from away from Stop Line Green @ Semington and followed the Kennet and Avon Canal east to Theale near Reading. Hedgehogs could be placed in the road under the bridge to slow any attacking forces. Nowadays there is a gate to stop cars and a lane for busses only. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/nearest.aspx?key=devizes+branch+railway&submit4=Go FTF goes to billiethecat
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Vf gung gbc bar qbvat nalguvat ?
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