🌉 Crossing the River Tamar on Brunel's masterpiece, the Royal Albert Bridge. https://www.networkrail.co.uk/stories/the-architecture-the-railways-built-royal-albert-bridge/ 📹 Automated Intelligent Video Review (AIVR) system in partnership with our Signalling Innovations Group, Asset Information Services and One Big Circle Ltd to monitor the railway.👏 | Network Rail

The Royal Albert Bridge - filmed today. | Devon & Cornwall's Great Scenic Railways

🚂🌊 ROYAL ALBERT BRIDGE – MAGNIFICENT VIEWS OF THE TAMAR ESTUARY 🚂🌊 The Royal Albert Bridge carries the mainline railway 667 metres across the River Tamar, connecting Plymouth in Devon and Saltash in Cornwall. A train journey offers magnificent views of the estuary, particularly to the south, as I experienced when travelling to Liskeard and then Looe. To the left you can see the western outskirts of Plymouth, including Barne Barton and Bull Point near Devonport. To the south are Wilcove, Torp

Clip of the Week - Brunel’s Royal Albert Bridge ❤️ | Devon & Cornwall's Great Scenic Railways

60103 Flying Scotsman makes its first ever crossing of Brunel’s Royal Albert Bridge in to Cornwall. A huge turnout at Saltash Station and the Tamar Bridge to see this historic event. | Coast Cams

It took 14 years, the modern equivalent of over $400 million, nearly 6,000 kilometers of wire, and the life’s work of three members of the Roebling family to complete. Dig into one of the most epic engineering feats in history: | TED-Ed