Bridge offers short cut for ramblers

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The Journal, 4th MAY 2005. "...Ramblers enjoying the Northumberland countryside have been provided with a shortcut following the opening of a new cross-river footpath link along a former railway viaduct. Countryside staff at the county council have opened up the footpath across the 150-year-old Twizel Viaduct which spans the River Till near Berwick..."
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Link: http://www.thejournal.co.uk/news/north-east-news/bridge-offers-short-cut-ramblers-4616393
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