Clayton Tunnel with train lights visible

From a commission for images of central Sussex this shows Clayton Tunnel taken from the small lane that crosses the railway line shortly before the cutting turns into tunnel. It marks another tunnel we celebrate. The tunnel was constructed by a canal tunnel engineer William Hoof, opening in 1841. The North portal is highly distinctive and beloved. The small cottage above the tunnel entrance was originally for the caretaker, but is now privately owned. It must be quite something when the trains go in and out of the tunnel

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