near to Snailbeach, Shropshire, England
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Central Snailbeach Mine
by Chris Allen
Just on the south edge of Snailbeach are the converted remains of this horizontal steam engine winding house and chimney. The section nearest the photographer contains a preserved Lancashire boiler
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Footpath passing very close to a cottage |
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Bridleway bridge over the Hogstow Brook
by Richard Law
An old lane from Crowsnest past Hogstow Hall, now a bridleway and narrow farm track, crosses the brook at this bridge.
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Crowsnest Dingle
by David Gruar
The word Dingle is used a lot in Shropshire for a steep sided valley. The next valley to the South along the Stiperstones is called Mytton Dingle.
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Oak tree avenue
Beautiful old oak trees line the footpath going east from Hogstow Hall
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Crowsnest Dingle
A Shropshire hamlet clinging to the side of Oak Hill. The white building in the foreground was marked as the Cross Guns Inn on the 1901 25-inch OS map. Note the minuscule post box set into the wall.
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Track up Crowsnest Dingle
by John H Darch
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Track near Hogstow Hall
by Dave Croker
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Industrial heritage at Crowsnest
Old chimney and workings in the garden of a private house - well maintained but not for public view
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Bend in the road at Crowsnest
by Dave Croker
This picture was taken from a Cessna 172 on a pleasure flight from Welshpool airport.
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Trees near Hogstow Hall
by Dave Croker
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Central Snailbeach Mine
by Chris Allen
Just on the south edge of Snailbeach are the converted remains of this horizontal steam engine winding house and chimney. The section to the left contains a preserved Lancashire boiler.
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