<p>When I last got the train to Moor Street I saw a big hole on the side of the viaduct so I wanted to try and find it.
</p><p>First I thought about going up Meriden Street, but the bridge looked intact. I then went up Oxford Street.
</p><p>Kind of saw scaffolding on the left (but it wasn't on a road). I then walked up Bordesley Street until I got to Allison Street (still couldn't see what they were doing). Went down Allison Street and then onto Coventry Street. And saw them doing something off Meriden Street. Didn't want to get too close to the builders and then turned back.
</p><p>Shots from Allison Street.
</p><p>Moor Street Station is up there.
</p><p>On Allison Street is The Warehouse Cafe.
</p><p>Established over 15 years ago in the Friends of the Earth Building in Birmingham The Warehouse Café has a reputation as a quality provider of vegetarian and vegan food in Birmingham.
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The Warehouse Cafe is at 54-57 Allison Street.
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/39415781@N06">Elliott Brown</a> from Birmingham, United Kingdom
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<p><a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/ell-r-brown/4924476808/">Railway viaduct in Digbeth - from Allison Street - Moor Street Station and the Ware House Cafe</a>
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