gingerlycolors
7 years ago
Not just north of Middle in Teesdale by any chance? Some interesting adits round there worth checking out, notably Hudeshope and Coldberry.
Boy Engineer
7 years ago
I appreciate that I've pushed the geographical location further than was originally intended. It isn't as far west as Ireland, but it is quite a way off the Pennines. It the sort of place known for big wheeler-dealers, in every sense. That's as much as you're getting at the moment.
Boy Engineer
7 years ago
I appreciate that I've pushed the geographical location further than was originally intended. It isn't as far west as Ireland, but it is quite a way off the Pennines. It the sort of place known for big wheeler-dealers, in every sense. That's as much as you're getting at the moment.
legendrider
7 years ago
Nah, they're Pennine mines on Raby land :guns: and without extant rails or pipe ranges.

Has a whiff of Nent about it.

I'm going to stick out my neck and go with Caplecleugh

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simonrl
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7 years ago
"Boy Engineer" wrote:

I appreciate that I've pushed the geographical location further than was originally intended. It isn't as far west as Ireland, but it is quite a way off the Pennines. It the sort of place known for big wheeler-dealers, in every sense. That's as much as you're getting at the moment.



Did you spot Skimble's post?

"skimble" wrote:

Laxey?


my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by
RJV
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7 years ago
"legendrider" wrote:


I'm going to stick out my neck and go with Caplecleugh


Probably the best mine in the whole wide world.
Definately still in the Pennines! 🙂
Boy Engineer
7 years ago
Yes! Adit level accessed via Agneash Shaft.
skimble
7 years ago
Sorry, this is an above ground photo as I haven't got ready access to any decent underground ones which I haven't already uploaded.

I'm sure someone will recognise it within 5 minutes. :)

🔗114228[linkphoto]114228[/linkphoto][/link]

(It's not necessarily in the north Pennines.)
sinker
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7 years ago
Rhosydd?
Yma O Hyd....
skimble
7 years ago
"sinker" wrote:

Rhosydd?



No, but you're in the right part of the UK.
sinker
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7 years ago
"skimble" wrote:



"sinker" wrote:

Rhosydd?



No, but you're in the right part of the UK.



I have it narrowed down to 3 but I don't want to win by employing a 'scatter-gun' approach and just naming North Wales slate mines until I get it right :angel:
I'll let someone else have a pop first :thumbup:

Yma O Hyd....
skimble
7 years ago
"sinker" wrote:

I have it narrowed down to 3 but I don't want to win by employing a 'scatter-gun' approach and just naming North Wales slate mines until I get it right :angel:
I'll let someone else have a pop first :thumbup:



;)
BertyBasset
7 years ago
lazyjason
7 years ago
Penarth?:confused:
When the going gets tough.... Hide!!!
simonrl
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7 years ago
There's a railway connection here isn't there 🙂
my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by
skimble
7 years ago
"BertyBasset" wrote:

Wrysgan?


No.
skimble
7 years ago
"lazyjason" wrote:

Penarth?:confused:



No, you're too far east.
skimble
7 years ago
"SimonRL" wrote:

There's a railway connection here isn't there :-)



It's a rail wagon innit :)

There is a railway line not too far away, but that's true of a large number of the Welsh slate quarries.

Edit: There is a railway station a little over 2km away as the crow flies, but I very much doubt that this particular railway ever served the quarry in question. There is a completely different railway, at a different gauge, approximately 3km away as the crow flies.
skimble
7 years ago
I see that there is an almost identical photo uploaded to the correct album by one of the Thursday nighters. Has the photographer forgotten?
Tamarmole
7 years ago

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