English: Stone bridge above Clay Ope. This bridge of large stone blocks is across the modern-day coast path. It was once the route of a tramway that transported stone from the quarries to Priory Corner. Overburden and waste was tipped off the cliff from the top of the bridge. There are more of these further north along the path, although they no only have the supports and not the bridge.
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