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October 14, 2016 mikebriggs1910

Lord Carlisle’s Railway: Midgeholme Quarry Incline

Midgeholme Quarry Incline

Midgeholme Quarry

Waterfalls on the Black Burn

Abandoned rails and a bogey in Black Burn

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I'm not a Historian by profession - merely an (over) enthusiastic amateur. By day I'm a Professor of Genetics at Newcastle University with a translation research interest in rare bone diseases. At weekends I can be classified as a Yorkshire Cricket & Psychedelic Rock fan, but mostly I'm just on the Fells (or in the pub - when they were open!). View all posts by mikebriggs1910

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