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Part of the West Devon Way
by jeff collins
Following the Plym Estuary towards Saltram.
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Eastern abutment of the old Laira road bridge
The bridge was a 5-arch iron bridge designed by J M Rendel, opened in 1827. It was replaced by the present bridge (in picture, left) in 1962. The plaque is in Latin and English and probably dates from the original building.
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Sign for the Eighteen87 public house
by JThomas
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Laira Cycle Bridge (set of 3 images)
by N Chadwick
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Creek entering Plym estuary
by David Smith
The stream flows alongside Chelson Meadow and under the road, to meander across the mud at low tide.
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The Morley Arms
by N Chadwick
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The Laira estuary, River Plym (2)
by MrC
Photograph taken at 7.11pm. See also SX5054 : The Laira estuary, River Plym (1).
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Pylons from Laira Bridge Plymouth
The bridge is being repaired and traffic is using one side only.
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Pontoons on the Plym |
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Creek, The Laira
by Derek Harper
A small stream enters the section of the Plym estuary known as The Laira. On the far side is the Chelson Meadow recycling centre, formerly a landfill site.
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Laira Railway Bridge
Laira Railway Bridge, now disused and fenced off. A nearby plaque details that it was built in 1887. The last trains crossing the bridge in the 1980s mostly to Billacombe quarry and Plymstock sidings at Pomphlett
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Two Bridges Cross The Laira
by Tony Atkin
The Laira is the name for the estuarine stretch of the River Plym above The Cattewater. Here it's at its narrowest. On the left is an old decaying railway bridge and on the right, the four lane road bridge taking traffic between... (more)
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