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Found this on the interwebby:
It'll Polish Out. I think.
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T-cut will fix it easily...
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Take a breath or two.
Put the Van into reverse.
Do a 3 point turn
Drive the long way round.
And just put it down to one of those days.
It's not worth worrying about.
Put the Van into reverse.
Do a 3 point turn
Drive the long way round.
And just put it down to one of those days.
It's not worth worrying about.
Take a breath or two.
Put the van into reverse.
Do a 3 point turn.
Reverse back into bridge.
Damage sorted.
...plus a length of gaffer tape
'Stonea railway bridge', back in 2019.
Some more photos here...
Citroen Relay vs. Stona Railway Bridge
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I've been under this bridge, even in a car I still ducked when I went under it. Maddening thing is, there is a slip road along side it which bypasses the bridge, though it does cross the rail tracks.
We've got a bridge/crossing combo near us - clearance for the bridge is 5'6" - definitely one to duck under!
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That's Stonea in the Cambridgeshire fens, I assume?
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The bridge with the white van is Stonea, yes.
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Yes. Went under it a while back while visiting friends. Only reason we went under it was due to a diversion. 2 miles from their house the road was shut, and several other crossings over the river were also shut. Ended up traveling through a couple of counties doing 40 a odd mile/1 hour detour to get to the house.