An ornate Victorian bridge arches gracefully over the remnants of a disused railway station, its ironwork a testament to 19th-century engineering. Intricate cast-iron balustrades and decorative columns showcase the craftsmanship typical of the era, while the lattice girders reveal the structural ingenuity beneath. The bridge’s weathered green paintwork, tinged with rust, speaks to decades of exposure, enhancing its industrial character. Beneath, the abandoned platform lies partially reclaimed by nature, framing the bridge as a monument to the ingenuity and enduring strength of Victorian infrastructure. The combination of decorative artistry and robust engineering elements highlights the period’s dedication to both function and form.