View west from Tramway Lane underbridge, 12 January 1995
View west from Tramway Lane underbridge (see all photos of the same view)
The full length of the M61 link road that has been closed and ripped up is visible here, with churned up earth on both sides marking out the width of the future motorway cutting.
Date
12 January 1995
(see all photos from this date)
Direction of view
West
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Harry Yeadon
A civil engineer, working principally in the North West of England, responsible for many of the area's motorways.
