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New housing on site of Aireside Mills (worsted and cotton) on which an Ordnance Survey benchmark was levelled at 93.077m above Newlyn Datum in 1962
See [[5852133]] for context. Here are the arms of the North Eastern Railway.
The path is still a mess.
See [[5852133]] for context. Here are the ornate main entrance and inn sign.
See also [[5852133]] which includes more history of this Grade 2 listed pub. It has lost the 'H' on one of the signs since my earlier photo.
Looking over houses on West Walk and Brit View Road. The town is indistinct in low cloud.
See also [[5852175]]. This side includes a defibrillator and an information call point for when the station is unstaffed at off-peak times.
Due to engineering works north of here on the main line, buses were being used for passengers to Darlington, Durham and Newcastle. TransPennine Express services to Middlesbrough and beyond were unaffected.
Looking across Stonestar Gill from the Parson's Path at a fabulous oak tree clinging to a rock outcrop which has suffered a great deal from frost-shattering and rockfall. The path is a surprisingly-well engineered packhorse trail leading to Broughton Mills.
Note the Swiss flag. The hotel was known as Lodore Swiss Hotel when this photo was taken in 1992.