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Where are you standing to get these photos?

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On top of that bridge

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On top of the bridge looks like this, you should be able to recognise the concrete barriers and road surface!

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And here I am thinking those were just walls or guardrails! Thank you!

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They are barriers for protection (which lead into the supports for the bridge) because on the far side under the bridge there is a pull-in often used by trucks - it's supposed to be used for emergencies but usually when I am there a truck will pull in for a quick "drainage" and then they are on their way - but not 2 minutes further down the road is a services with fully functioning toilets You can see just a bit further down the road there are no concrete barriers.
Here's the exit part: http://platesmania.com/by/nomer13563561

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You got a very nice spot!

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Luck more than anything - but the police have been called more than once about possible "jump threat" so it's not the best place. I do miss it though, it was 14 months ago since I last went I can't wait for things to clear up so I can go again...

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I'm not alone on the bridge sometimes

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Owh that's a bit annoying. It looks like a pretty quiet overpass tho, without too many people crossing bothering you. The bunny is cute!

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He was just a little bunny! I've also seen a deer on the bridge but haven't found that photo yet. That road is used by horse riders and tractors a lot (there is a lot of farm land in the area) but you do get a lot of cars using it as a cut through too (that's how I discovered the bridge, I'd been using it for years until one day I thought I should give it a try!). I have had a few rude remarks shouted at me, mostly by white van drivers, but also had a couple of cars stop and ask what I am doing and they seem genuinely interested!

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Ah, I see now! Thank you! Why can't they just travel 2 extra minutes? It makes no sense lol. They act like it's 2 hours Thanks for the exit! It seems like a very nicely designed bridge!

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