Hill House Farm and Sandy Lane overbridges, view east, 12 December 1997
Hill House Farm and Sandy Lane overbridges, view east (see all photos of the same view)
Sandy Lane is visible at the bottom of this picture; away into the distance are Marsh Lane, Marsh Farm and the Leeds-Liverpool Canal bridges. For the last three years this scene has been heavily scarred by churned earth and heavy plant; now the road is finished and its embankments grassed over the difference is remarkable.
Structure 16 (Sandy Lane overbridge)
Structure 17 (Marsh Lane overbridge)
Structure 17a (Marsh Farm overbridge)
B5256 Sandy Lane
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