WebDramway path The Dramway path is a 9 mile walk that follows sections of the route of a 19th Century tramway which carried coal from Coalpit Heath in the Bristol coalfield down to the River Avon. It was a horse drawn railway and got its name from the ‘drams’ or carts that carried the coal. Along this section you http://www.bristolbathrailwaypath.org.uk/library.asp

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WebThe Dramway is the remains of a nineteenth century coal tramway that is now honoured in the form of a nine mile walking route through South Gloucestershire. We will only be walking a short stretch of it … WebMuch of the route, including Staple Hill Tunnel, has been made a cycle path and footpath, the Bristol and Bath Railway Path. Parts of the northern end of the route have also … smallest search engine

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WebPTE-07-0024 - The Dramway Leaflet - South Gloucestershire Council EN English Deutsch Français Español Português Italiano Român Nederlands Latina Dansk Svenska Norsk Magyar Bahasa Indonesia Türkçe Suomi Latvian … WebFollow the Dramway (the route of an old tramway) path under the motorway until it reaches the track bed of the old Midland Line (G). An brief optional trip back along the path from (G) northwards towards the railhead under … WebDramway Booklet - South Gloucestershire Council song of ruth wedding song