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Addiscombe Railway Park
Heritage - Photo's - Page 1
The disused railway line was left for several years before the rails were removed. The area became overgrown and dumping occured along the length of the line. The extension of the park in phase 2 of the works program allows people to walk the full length of the park from East India Way to the Blackhorse Lane tram stop.
After Station Shut |
Before Park |
Park in 2011 |
Looking South from Blackhorse Lane bridge Photographs 1 & 2 above and photograph 4 below are from the http://www.disusedrailways.co.uk web site duplicated here for ease of reference. |
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The rail lines were built across old brick quarry fields. As the clay is generally impervious, water can build up quickly in low lying areas. Even today the area is water logged giving rise to the growth of bull rushes along the path at this location. |
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View in Winter months before park work started |