near to Ipstones, Staffordshire, England
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Overflow from the Caldon Canal
Dropping down to the River Churnet, between bridges 52 and 53.
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Cherry Eye Bridge
by Martin Clark
The unusually-shaped Cherry Eye Bridge over the Caldon Canal between Consall and Froghall in Staffordshire.
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Milestone and Milepost on the Caldon Canal
Looks as if the mileposts were added many years after the canal opened, perhaps to make it easier to read from a boat.
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Caldon Canal north-east of Kingsley in Staffordshire
by Roger D Kidd
This is the Caldon Canal, meandering north-westwards towards Consall.
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Cherryeye Bridge on the Caldon Canal
by Colin Park
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Caldon Canal in Booth's Wood near Froghall, Staffordshire
by Roger D Kidd
Looking east, meandering towards Froghall.
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Old milemarker south of Cherryeye Bridge, Ipstones parish
Milemarker by the Caldon Canal, in parish of Ipstones (Staffordshire Moorlands District), Southeast of bridge 53, next to Milepost, see SK0148 : Milestone and Milepost on the Caldon Canal.
Inscription reads:-
: 1 : : 16 :
Grade II listed.
List Entry Number: 1260518... (more)
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Cherryeye Bridge, Caldon Canal |
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An approaching narrow boat
by Malcolm Neal
Just two of these boats passed us as we walked along the tow path. The people on board were very happy to chat as they passed by.
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16 miles to Etruria, 14 miles to Uttoxeter
Cast iron milemarker installed by the CCS [Caldon Canal Society] in 1981. Alongside a shaded milestone carved '16'. Boats can reach Etruria from here, but Uttoxeter remains an aspiration.
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Approaching Cherryeye Bridge
On the Caldon Canal
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Cherryeye Bridge north-west of Froghall in Staffordshire (set of 2 images)
by Roger D Kidd
Cherryeye Bridge is No 53 across the Caldon Canal. It is an accommodation bridge which also carries a public footpath. There is deciduous woodland on both sides of the canal.
The Churnet Valley Guide explains, "The bridge is named... (more)
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