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I thought we should all be more positive about the abandonment of HS2. Here we see a potential parkrun created on the Colne Viaduct.

Since this is not the realistic thread anymore, both cycle lanes go in the same direction. However, the decision of the cyclist in the image to go in the opposite direction means that the image has that realism of cyclists ignoring instructions (Note, in case anyone had a humour bypass, I do know the cyclists that go through red lights and nearly hit me when I am crossing Oxfrod Road are a subset and do not represent all cyclists)
Credit for the underlying image of the Colne Viaduct is to the BBC, the article containing the image is here: BBC report on completion of Colne Viaduct
Note the quote does not mention the conversion to a linear park. It is an old article.

Since this is not the realistic thread anymore, both cycle lanes go in the same direction. However, the decision of the cyclist in the image to go in the opposite direction means that the image has that realism of cyclists ignoring instructions (Note, in case anyone had a humour bypass, I do know the cyclists that go through red lights and nearly hit me when I am crossing Oxfrod Road are a subset and do not represent all cyclists)
Credit for the underlying image of the Colne Viaduct is to the BBC, the article containing the image is here: BBC report on completion of Colne Viaduct
HS2 said it had fully completed work on what it called "the UK's longest railway bridge".
Colne Valley Viaduct, which runs for 2.1 miles (3.3 km), is located near Denham, Buckinghamshire, and is the longest of more than 50 major viaducts being built for HS2.
The high-speed railway will carry trains up to 10 metres above land and water across the Colne Valley between HS2's London tunnels in Hillingdon to the Chiltern tunnels.
Note the quote does not mention the conversion to a linear park. It is an old article.











