Wednesday 18 September 2013

If video killed the radio star .....


....... then the road and rail bridges across the Tamar, 
between Plymouth and Saltash, put paid to the ferryman.

This sculpture commemorates the ferry service, dating back over 900 years, 
which finally ceased in October 1961 when the Tamar Road Bridge opened.



























The Ferryman is looking across the river to the Plymouth shore, from the slipway in Cornwall  to the slipway in Devon, which was in front of the blue building on the right of the picture. 













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