Ouse Valley Viaduct

The Ouse Valley Viaduct (aka Balcombe Viaduct) was built in 1841 and used 11 million bricks which were carried along the River Ouse from Holland. It is a Grade II listed structure and is still used today, carrying trains on the London to Brighton line.

[Walks @ 7]

Like how you gently framed the viaduct.

[Margo Sayer]

A great capture of this architectural beauty. I could look and wonder at its symmetry all day.

[Claude Trew]

Beautiful architecture.

[A]

Nice framing with the trees and bushes around the viaduct

[Sue]

Viaducts do make for interesting photographs. Thanks for the narrative as well

[Dawn]

Fabulous architecture

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Wonderful shot and tones

[HTGT]

Aww that's a good one Catherine!

[Chillen]

Elegant structure Catherine and processed well to show its vintage.

[Babs]

fabulous piece of engineering.

[Milanie]

Wow - they knew how to build them! Wonderful shot.

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot of a great piece of history

[tony gig]

Lovely detailed shot...fav

[Loopy-Lou]

Great capture

[Catherine P]

Lovely perspective