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Dead line Přibyslav - Sázava

From the military siding cycle path

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Dead line Přibyslav - Sázava
Inserted: 22.10.2017
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The Přibyslav – Sázava line functioned as a military siding, which disappeared in the 1980s. The track gradually fell into disrepair and overgrown. After 2010, the investor came up with the idea of building a cycle path here, which has become popular in the country, and from the defunct tracks, cycle paths are gradually growing, which have year-round use.

Přibyslav Old Railway Station

Here is the rest of the former track – quite well preserved

Přibyslav Old Railway Station
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Warehouses behind the station

Remains can still be seen here

Warehouses behind the station
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The remnants of the sleeper

I was surprised by this concrete sleeper

The remnants of the sleeper
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View of the Prague - Brno line

Next to it is the Prague – Brno line

View of the Prague - Brno line
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Bike path where the track led

Today, this place is decorated with asphalt

Bike path where the track led
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Dead Line Bridge

One of the bridges of the dead track

Dead Line Bridge
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Vechtr

This wind is also inhabited. The owner must be thrilled that now hundreds of people are running around him every day

Vechtr
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Again a view of the Prague - Brno line

Such views are also offered.

Again a view of the Prague - Brno line
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Martin Gregor
22.10.2017 14:21
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