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Bikerumor Pic Of The Day: Southern New England Trunkline Trail

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Photo submitted by Jeffrey Kane, “Post Thanksgiving weekend rail-trail recon ride along the New England Trunk Railroad rail trail.”

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Dan
Dan
9 years ago

What section is that? I know they’ve been working on it.

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jsk
jsk
9 years ago

This was super close to the RI/CT marker, can’t remember which side though. There’s a bridge out (under construction) west of 146A but that’s miles from where this was taken.

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deanopatoni
deanopatoni
9 years ago

It looks just like ‘Old England’.

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Matt
Matt
9 years ago

That’s got to be the bridge under Wallum Lake Rd. as I don’t think there is another stone bridge on that trail otherwise.

Google Map to 108 Wallum Lake Rd for the exact spot and street view from top of bridge.

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Mike
Mike
9 years ago

Why would you lay your bike down on the drive side? Smh

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Andrew
Andrew
9 years ago

No helmet?

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jsk
jsk
9 years ago

Dan: sorry, I meant east of 146A
Matt: spot on, that’s the one
Mike and Andrew: it looks like there’s plenty of room for you two to move in under that bridge if you’re interested ….

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HamishtheHaggiS
HamishtheHaggiS
9 years ago

I love these old dismantled railway lines. Great cycling past stations,coal yards, through tunnels, under old bridges and other historic features. Really give an essence of what the old steam railway lines were like and are very atmospheric. They make perfect cycle paths.

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