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Bridge Marker on the south side of the A691, against the bridge parapet of Warriors Bridge, Peth Burn. Lanchester parish. Inscribed WARRIORS / BRIDGE / 1932. Milestone Society National ID: DU_LANC01br

This path, one of many railway paths in County Durham, follows the line of an old railway from Consett to Durham and forms part of National Cycle Network, route 14. The railway was opened in 1862, closed to passengers in 1939 and finally... (more)

The road bridge across the River Browney to the hamlet at Malton, which used to be a mining settlement.

One mile south east of Lanchester off the A691

Old bridge over the River Browney with additional supports

The Lanchester Valley Railway ran between Durham and Consett. It was developed by the North Eastern Railway and was closed as a result of the Beeching Axe. The route the railway path obviously follows very largely, that of the railway bed.... (more)

On the Lanchester Valley Walk

The path and river seen here are close to the route of the Lanchester Valley Walk which uses an old railway route lying out of view to the right of the image.

View from the A691 a short distance west of High Burnhopeside. The valley side is a typical patchwork of fields and woods.

Fruit and veg and cream advertised.

Probably a sewage pipe - there is a sewage works a short distance to the east.