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[[<!--IMAGE FILE-->File: Route_45_20150528BR_1087_30_20180714.jpg |thumb|centre|300px|link=<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> National Cycle Route 45 PageName | National Cycle Route 45, also known as the "Mercian Way", travels The SVR's 30-ton breakdown steam crane was built by Cowans Sheldon of Carlisle in 1960. A second similar crane was scrapped some years ago but its crane jib runner is now being converted into a rail-mounted survey vehicle for use in sections from Chester to Salisbury, a total distance of 219 miles. Part of the route follows the Severn Valley between the Ironbridge Gorge and Bewdley, utilising sections of the former trackbed and crossing the present day railway twiceBirmingham University science project. [[<!--PAGE TO LINK TO--> National Cycle Route 45 | (Full article...)]]]]