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Beneath the arches, Wolverhampton's "other" railway once wove, that low-level line of the Great Western. Although the line is not extinct, here it is a shadow line in the landscape, one that still cuts underground. The now neglected tunnel took the railway underground for about 350 metres, before rejoining the overworld railway at Lower Horseley Fields.

At the other end of the tunnel the old railway route and its embankments now form another deep pool, intimating that the whole of the old tunnel is now underwater. 

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