Belgrave Mills
Limeburners
Approaching summit tunnel
Deflector free zone
Leaving Cheddleton
Blakelow Colliery 1
Inside the Belgian kiln
Inside the Belgian kiln
Attenborough Sand and Gravel Pit
Blakelow Colliery 2
Down the street
Wrexham & Shropshire farewell
Hut interior
Former Co-op
Macclesfield - last remnants of the cattle market
Macclesfield - last remnants of the cattle market
The colliery gates
On the Daqing water point
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Making chimneypots
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Belgrave No.3 Mill
Blakelow Colliery 3
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Talk o' th' Hill Colliery
Buckley Junction
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QJ at work
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Brown Coal
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My introduction to Irish Railways
Sandhole Colliery No.1 Shaft
Evening Star
Eddisbury Hill
Passing the brickworks
Passing the brickworks
Skelton Park
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AstraZeneca Panorama


On my wanderings about the hills around Macclesfield I looked back on the Hurdsfield side of town and was struck by just how big the AstraZeneca pharmaceutical plant has now become. As the largest employer in the town it has a major impact on the local economy and it would be a disaster if production were to be moved elsewhere.
Hurdsfield Church can be seen, looking rather small, at the lower left, and Woodford Airfield and the soon to be closed BAE factory is in the background. The Macclesfield Canal runs behind the Leylandii on the far right.
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Hurdsfield Church can be seen, looking rather small, at the lower left, and Woodford Airfield and the soon to be closed BAE factory is in the background. The Macclesfield Canal runs behind the Leylandii on the far right.
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