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Ballachulish Bridge

Ballachulish Bridge - ballachulish, bridge, glencoe, highlands, loch leven, scotland
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The Pap of Glencoe framed by the impressive bridge which carries the A82 over the narrows of Loch Leven. Before the completion of the bridge in 1975, drivers had a choice: queue for the ferry across the narrows, or make a 15-mile detour via Kinlochleven.
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Total Downloads: 252
Times Favorited: 0
Uploaded By: manclioness
Date Uploaded: June 10, 2010
Filename: DSC00775.JPG
Original Resolution: 2048x1536
File Size: 1.24 MB
Category: Bridges

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