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	Bridge over the former railway to Keswick by DS Pugh The bridge crosses the former Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith Railway which is now used as a path. For more information on the former railway line see: Link
	Glenderamackin Valley by michael ely Looking north from the footpath on the disused railway line (former Keswick to Penrith) towards Gategill Fell. Blencathra has its head in the clouds. The village of Threlkeld can be seen in the middle distance.
	Mining and Excavator Museum, Threlkeld Quarry by Alan Murray-Rust The owner of the collection of excavators sells material from the waste heaps as fill material, using machines from his collection. The brand new tractor and trailer make a fine contrast.
	Weir on the River Gleneramackin by Mick Garratt
	Threlkeld by Peter McDermott Pasture alongside the River Glenderamackin with Threlkeld Quarry in the background beneath Threlkeld Knotts.
	Hide & Seek skills are a bit rusty by Matthew Hatton One of numerous mobile cranes & excavators on this site.
	Gate towards Quarries by Ben Kendall A gate on an old hardcore track leading away from Threlkeld Quarry to some smaller quarries located up the hill, possibly linked by this track?
	Mine entrance, Threlkeld Quarry Museum by Ian Capper Visitors can take a highly informative guided tour of the mine level here.
	Threlkeld Quarry & Mining Museum - 2015 steam gala (3) by The Carlisle Kid Locomotive 1238 is polished-up with "Brasso".
	View from Threlkeld Quarry top by Gareth James The cloud-covered mountain in Blencathra, in the middle foreground is the under-construction extension of the railway at the Quarry & Mining Museum.
	Engine house and train, Threlkeld Quarry by Rose and Trev Clough A disused granite quarry has been adapted to become the Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum Link . The train takes visitors on a short trip up a rebuilt narrow gauge track to the inner quarry.... (more)
	Loco Shed, Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum by David Dixon