2020/21 Roy's Off Season Gallery
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The water flowed from the reservoir down this pipe to the water-wheelRoy
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The remains of Four Acre Mill wheelpitRoy
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The wheelpit sides are gradually collapsing inRoy
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The point where the Cheesden Brook is joined by the Grane BrookRoy
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The sycamore tree stands where the mill buildings used to beRoy
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The long disused flight of stone steps were used to cross the brook belowRoy
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It's tadpole timeRoy
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The A680 goes over the Cheesden here on this fine bridgeRoy
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Cheesden Brook flows toward the camera from the moorland above into the Lumb Mill complexRoy
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Killgate Brook joins the Cheesden to boost the flow of waterRoy
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An old gate from a later Victorian eraRoy
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The water follows a man made route toward the mill. Here it heads underground for a short distance.Roy
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Craftsmanship at its best. Not one base stone out of place after over 240 years.Roy
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Look at the size of those blocks. All shaped by hand.Roy
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The first of two archesRoy
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