File:Former track of Daddy longlegs 20090820.jpg
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DescriptionFormer track of Daddy longlegs 20090820.jpg |
English: Former track of the Brighton and Rottingdean Seashore Electric Railway (Daddy longlegs) – As the maps like to put it. In this case the remains of the Volks electric "Daddy longlegs railway . This used to run through the sea (when the tide was in) from Brighton to Rottingdean. The solitary "train" resembled a section of Brighton pier and travelled at the graceful speed of 4 miles per hour. |
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Source | flickr.com | ||
Author | Les Chatfield | ||
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