Cyclists set sights on Yorkshire viaduct for cross-country route
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Your support makes all the difference.Ron Healey, a supporter of the Sustrans cycling charity, riding on the bank of the river Wharfe at Tadcaster, North Yorkshire. The group is negotiating for a right-of-way over the viaduct - originally built for the railway but never used - in the background, which it hopes to incorporate into a York to Harrogate cycle track.
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