an 18th century military road in the scottish highlands and 3 of its bridges
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| detail view | looking North West showing new track and old route | half a bridge is better than none? | |
Allt Damh Bridge was stabilised only, and work done to protect the abutment on the south side from flood damage when the burn was/is in spate. Previously much of the stone work of the bridge had been re-used elsewhere! |
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