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    These are the nuts on the Roebuck railway foot bridge, Tilehurst.

    Also a view across the bridge and rear view of the Roebuck.
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    Nice shots. The first photo won't com up
    Is the building in the third an Hotel?

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    Works for me, try it again. Yes, it was, but is empty at the moment.
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    Working now. Crumbs they are big nuts and bolts

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    Lovely big bolts there, I like it

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    Yes, you've got really big ones there, Rolf!

    (Why not try getting pics of the Forth Bridge ones next?)

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    LOL, now there's an idea.
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    I wouldn't, Rolf - by the time you finish photographing them you'll have to start all over again

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