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Scalegill Road, 185 miles to go (scan from 1990)
Looking back towards Brown How from the slopes of…
Descent from Dent (scan from 1990)
Near Ennerdale Bridge from the lane called Scarny…
Looking towards Ennerdale Water from Ennerdale Bri…
The Gatehouse at Tixall (circa 1686)
Baby Garden Spiders, Areneus diadematus.
Oh what a tangled web we weave...
Palm Tree reflections; January in Wolverhampton
Winter Garden (scan from the 1970s)
Reddened Sun
Reddened Sun
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Looking over to Pillar
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Crummock Water from Red Pike across Rannerdale Kno…
Crummock Water standing in front of Loweswater viw…
Ennerdale Lake (Scan from May 1990)
Lane leading to Sandwith (scan from 1990)
Approaching Nannycatch Gate with Raven Crag on the…
Approaching Ennerdale Water from Ennerdale Bridge…
Nannycatch Beck near Raven Crag (scan from 1990)
Looking back to St. Bees Head from above Fleswick…
Saltom Bay from North Head (scan from 1990)
Lighthouse at St. Bees Head (scan from 1990)
Looking South from Fleswick Bay (scan from 1990)
Cliffs above Fleswick Bay (scan from 1990)
Cliffs above Fleswick Bay (scan from 1990)
Cliffs above Fleswick Bay (scan from 1990)
Saltom Bay from North Head (scan from 1990)
Fleswick Bay (scan from 1990)
Looking north towards Feswick Bay (scan from 1990)
Saltom Bay from North Head (scan from 1990)
St Bees Head (scan from 1990)
View from South Head, St Bees, looking to Black Co…
(scan from 1990)
Cairn near the summit of Dent (scan from 1990)
Looking along the climb from Fleswick Bay (scan fr…
Cliffs above Fleswick Bay (scan from 1990)
Nannycatch Beck near Raven Crag (scan from 1990)
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Former Chemical Works near Sandwith (scan from 1990)
Marchon Works at Whitehaven.
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West Cumbria Mining wants to build the UK's first deep coal mine in over 30 years.
The mine would produce metallurgical coal, also called coking coal, for use by the steel industry.
The company claims it would create 500 highly-skilled jobs with up to 1,500 more in the supply chain.
But lawyers for the environmental campaigners are arguing that the original decision to approve the mine was flawed.
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