File:Fm telford bannockburn.jpg
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A stone road en:bridge designed by en:Thomas Telford, featuring an unusual circular arch design. The bridge spans the en:Bannock Burn in the village of en:Bannockburn near en:Stirling in en:Scotland. This photo taken en:March 22 en:2004 by Finlay McWalter. For a wider view, see en:Image:Wfm bannock burn bridge.jpg |
| Date | 22 March 2004 (original upload date) |
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| Author | The original uploader was Finlay McWalter at English Wikipedia. |
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- 2004-03-22 22:31 Finlay McWalter 599×800×8 (292548 bytes) Telford bridge in Bannockburn
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| current | 13:57, 21 March 2007 | | 599 × 800 (286 KB) | Ayack | {{Information |Description=A stone road en:bridge designed by en:Thomas Telford, featuring an unusual circular arch design. The bridge spans the en:Bannock Burn in the village of en:Bannockburn near en:Stirling in [[:en:Scotland] |
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