2013
SD7786 : Heading down Brant Side
taken 11 years ago, near to Stone House, Cumbria, England
Heading down Brant Side
'Brant' is a local dialect word meaning 'steep' and perfectly describes the slope above Arten Gill. While not concentrating on slipping there is a bird's eye view of the Artengill Viaduct which carries the Settl-Carlisle railway across the gill. A rare shaft of sun lights up the debris pile (now grassed over) beyond the viaduct, left behind by the navvies who built the viaduct, cuttings and other structures nearby.
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