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Report - A Culvert at Tanfield July 2012

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undead crow

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Hopefully my photos are not to bad but i am just starting out and have a lot to learn .

Tanfield culvert was built in 1773 to make a big embankment for the railway above along
With the bridge near by called Causey arch which is the worlds oldest railway bridge .
The bridge and culvert are both grade 1 listed . Well starting from the old side you
Have a sandstone slab floor and a bit on you have an ankle jerking boulder floor
Which then turns into a lovely wooden railway sleeper floor then you end up at a not so
nice modern part the only thing is you need waders as I found out when all I was
wearing was wellies so on with the pics .



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The start of the culvert

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Looking back towards the way i walked in

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Another looking back makes it look like the stream is in flood

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some of the wooden beams holding tons of rock and earth up

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Looking at this you would think i was down in a mine not a culvert

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modern part of the culvert

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The other side

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Seen this floating about

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A sign that makes you want to do it lol

Well that's it hope you enjoy and it's well worth a look
 

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