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There is a small coach travelling along the minor road to the left.

There are two chimneys on Flow Moss. The most southerly chimney (shown here), into which both flues pass, has undergone consolidation and is visible as a well preserved structure 7m in diameter. It is built of regular sandstone blocks and was formerly higher than its present 6m. There are two arched flue openings at its square base with the remains of mortice holes. A fragment of a central dividing wall is visible within the chimney NY8053 : Inside Allen Smelt Mill Chimney. The most northerly chimney NY8053 : Snow drift in collapsed flue, approximately 40m north of the first, stands 25m high and 4m in diameter, and contains a single arched flue opening; the earliest flue bypasses this chimney in favour of the second, although traces of an earlier course to it are visible as a slight earthwork.