This breathtaking aerial shot captures the iconic Causey Arch basking in the golden light of sunset. Built in 1725, this is the world’s oldest surviving single-arch railway bridge, once used to transport coal along the Tanfield Railway. Surrounded by the deep woods of County Durham, the arch stands as a proud reminder of early industrial engineering and the region’s coal mining heritage.
The fiery sky and warm hues of the surrounding woodland lend a magical quality to the scene, evoking a sense of both history and natural beauty. A perfect piece for lovers of local heritage, engineering marvels, and golden hour landscapes.
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📐 Dimensions: Suitable for prints up to A1
📍 Location: Causey Arch, County Durham
🏛️ Highlights: Historic railway bridge, autumn woodland, golden sunset tones
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