Talk:Beckfoot Bridge

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Mgm, I'm still a newbie, I created this page describing a historical feature of the own i grew up in & then read the FAQs a bit further & read about the policy on capitalisation.

Over-capitalizing titles. For instance, the second word in "French grammar" is in lowercase. That's the Wikipedia house style.

so I thought as I'd only done about 5 pages or so I'd change them & stick to the style in future.

Don't sweat it. I was just trying to be helpful. Since you already know, there's no real problem. Mgm|^(talk) 21:36, May 25, 2005 (UTC)

Talked it over with a handy third person & realised I was being over-enthusiastic, putting lower case letters on proper nouns when that's not what the style is about. I'm reverting as appropriate. User:MGSpiller Beckfoot Bridge does not cross the River Aire, but crosses Harden Beck.

Cyclists?[edit]

Is a packhorse bridge safe for a cyclist? --DThomsen8 (talk) 23:56, 4 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]