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This location on the Ridge Route required steam power to make the cut, which was made narrow to save on roadbuilding expenses. Today it is best used as a one lane road, shared with any drivers coming from the opposing direction. The color of the rock - a yellowish hue - may have led to the naming of this cut after a Northern European country's inhabitants. Looking northbound. Photo from private collection of User:Avnative.
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| current | 03:41, 16 March 2007 | 1,818×1,228 (1.12 MB) | Krimpet | (This location on the Ridge Route required steam power to make the cut, which was made narrow to save on roadbuilding expenses. Today it is best used as a one lane road, shared with any drivers coming from the opposing direction. The color of the rock - ) |
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