Industrial Buildings along Both Sides
Parts of the loop run between high sided industrial buildings which restrict the views, rather like being in a cutting.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 05/02/19
Parts of the loop run between high sided industrial buildings which restrict the views, rather like being in a cutting.
by Paul · Published 22/04/11 · Last modified 20/12/20
The four-way signpost marks Rotton Park Junction.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
Rotton Park Junction is immediately beyond the Railway Bridge and it is a four-way junction. Straight ahead is the Icknield Port Loop.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
A short length of the Soho Loop has wonderful long range views towards the centre of Birmingham.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
Western Road Bridge is typical of many around the Soho Loop. The red doors in the bridge parapet give access for the fire service to take water from the canal for fire fighting purposes. Birmingham is
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
Looking along the Soho Loop towards Wolverhampton the towpath bridge marks the entrance to the Soho Branch into Hockley Port.
by Paul · Published 01/05/11 · Last modified 20/12/20
The Soho Loop of the Birmingham Canal Navigations passes the junction for the Soho Branch.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
The bridge carries the towpath over the entrance to the Soho Branch into Hockley Port.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
Wide sweeping curves with houses set well back from the towpath makes for a lovely cruise along the Soho Loop.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
HM Prison Birmingham, sometimes known as Winson Green Prison, stands next to the Soho Loop, with its boundary marked by the High Brick Walls.
by Paul · Published 08/04/16 · Last modified 20/12/20
Approaching WInson Green Junction along the Soho Loop. Immediately beyond the bridge is the junction with the Main Line of the Birmingham Canal Navigations. That runs between
by Paul · Published 07/05/18 · Last modified 20/12/20
The finger sign at Winson Green Junction identifies the Birmingham Canal Navigations (BCN) Main Line between Birmingham and Wolverhampton.
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