Pics from Arundel 2'nd bypass protest march

Credits to kriptick, 30.06.2003 please.

Protesters walked the proposed route of the second Arundel bypass which threatens to destroy a beautiful part of the South Downs, the river Arun water meadows and many acres of mixed forest.
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The road will cross this water meadow on 30 metre high stilts
The road will cross the water meadow (in the distance) on 30 metre high stilts or an embankment

These corn fields will be trashed
These corn fields will be trashed

Visitors at the newly established camp in the threatened woods
Walkers arrive at the newly established camp in the threatened woods

Large bender
Part of the camp with a bender in the foreground

Rope ladder for giants
Rope ladder for giants

The path leading through the woods to the camp
The path leading through the woods to the camp

360 degree tree top panorama of countryside to be trashed
360 degree tree top panorama of countryside to be trashed

360 degree shot of clearing in woods
360 degree shot of clearing in woods

This promises to be yet another hideously destructive and over the top road scheme. Arundel in West Sussex already has a bypass, this is to be a bypass of the existing bypass. The countryside around here is stunningly beautiful. The water meadows and river Arun will be crossed by a motorway on 30 metre high stilts. Productive farmland will be destroyed and a huge 300 acre wood of mixed oak, Scots pine, sweet chestnut, ash and hazel will be chopped in half.