Is this Yorkshire’s answer to the New York High Line?

 Until the late 1960s Leeds in West Yorkshire had two main railway stations, the current Leeds City Station, and the now demolished Leeds Central Station. The latter was reached by trains across a four track viaduct crossing the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and the River Aire - A viaduct which today is being reopened as a pedestrian thoroughfare linking buildings in a new development west of the river.
I wanted to explore the new viaduct and see for myself the progress being made converting it from Long abandoned railway infrastructure to a place people will want to come and linger.
As a visually impaired person there is only so much I could spot to highlight for viewers, so for a much more thorough exploration of the site I recommend the excellent ‪@AdventureMe‬ and his walk Along the viaduct earlier in the year:
• The Garden On Leeds Ce...

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Looks promising!

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Oh wow, I just read the description. I hadn't realised you are a visually impaired person. Gio's importance as a very good doggo is clearer! I find your compositions and views super. The philosophy of Lomography seems well represented in your work. :)