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mistericeman
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10 years ago

#21

Looks pretty ocherous even at it's source ....

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/84936

A sheep probably wandered through the drinking trough lol

Morlock
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10 years ago

#22

The only mine on 6 inch maps near the source is Low Compton Colliery.

rufenig
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10 years ago

#23

St Georges Colliery
Just east of St Georges road near where the railway tracks join up.
just below St georges in bold, near Collyhurst.
http://maps.nls.uk/view/102344087

Morlock
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#24

"rufenig" wrote:
St Georges Colliery
Just east of St Georges road near where the railway tracks join up.

Right next to the brick field. Problem is none of the reports seem to indicate the furthest upstream the pollution was observed on the day.

ebgb
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10 years ago

#25

suspect the answer might be right here:

http://bf494.co.uk

Digit
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10 years ago

#26

"ebgb" wrote:
suspect the answer might be right here:

Wrong river - but worth a watch.:blink:

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