Ha'penny Bridge, Lechlade, Gloucestershire
Ha'penny Bridge reflected in the River Thames with a toll house still standing at its northern end. The bridge dates from 1793 and has a main arch with a 51ft span.
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Ha'penny Bridge reflected in the River Thames with a toll house still standing at its northern end. The bridge dates from 1793 and has a main arch with a 51ft span.
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