2019/20 Roy's Off Season Gallery
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The first ten yards of the interior at each end, and all the underwater parts are limestone blocksRoy
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The remainder of the tunnel lining is made up of four million bricksRoy
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The western end showing one of the fixing rings where chains were attached to pull the boats throughRoy
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The west portalRoy
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Boats were also legged throughRoy
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Nature has reclaimed the canal bed hereRoy
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A small houseRoy
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The trees have eyesRoy
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A proper tree house complete with washing line just visible to the rightRoy
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A rather apt skeletonRoy
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Even the smallest drainage tunnels are styled with a stone archRoy
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You would never know a canal had ever existed hereRoy
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The first of the three remaining canal bridgesRoy
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Complete with towpathRoy
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This notch and matching one on the opposite bank is where a stop plank would have been slotted in to isolate the water in this section of canalRoy
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