near to Romaldkirk, County Durham, England
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Tees Railway ski trail
The old railway up Teesdale has been made into a permissive footpath and cycle route, but its general low gradient and lack of tight bends (except where a small amount of private land ownership has made for an awkward diversion in... (more)
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Former stone quarry, above Hayberry Well
When mapped in 1896, this was described as an "old quarry" and it had no railway connection.
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Tees Railway path between Mickleton and Romaldkirk (set of 3 images) |
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A dip on the Tees Railway Walk
by Oliver Dixon
Running for some 10 km between Middleton-in-Teesdale and Cotherstone, an attractive route for cyclists, walkers and horse-riders. The railway from Barnard Castle to Middleton-in-Teesdale operated from 1868 to 1964. Unfortunately nearly all... (more)
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Path of Disused Railway Track
by Les Hull
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B6277 north west of Romaldkirk |
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The View to Monk's Moor
by Uncredited
As seen from the disused railway track bed between Romaldkirk and Middleton-in-Teesdale, this superb view towards Monk's Moor which sits above Middleton.
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Farmhouse at East Field House Farm |
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Meadows beside the Tees railway path.
Lovely Buttercup meadows.
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Tees Railway path between Mickleton and Romaldkirk |
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Hayberries
Late-afternoon, autumnal sunshine illuminates the village of Eggleston beyond the farm at Hayberries but the buildings there are already shadowed by the southern hillside of the Tees valley. The image was taken from the Tees Railway Path,... (more)
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B6277 at Hayberries
Hayberries farmhouse and buildings to the left of the road here with East Field House mostly obscured by trees beyond.
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