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4 km WSW of Waskerley, County Durham, England

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	Waskerley Way by Clive Nicholson The Waskerley Way is part of route 7 on the National Cycle Network.
	Cyclists on the Waskerley Way by Oliver Dixon For much of the eastern end of the C2C National Cycle Route Link the route follows old railway tracks, including the Waskerley Way which follows the old Stanhope and Tyne railway up to Park Head. The chimney on the... (more)
	Waskerley Reservoir by brian clark
	Waskerley Reservoir by Joan Sykes Seen from the road over Stanhope Moor
	The Waskerley Bridleway by trevor willis A welcome seat on the bridleway near Walkersley Reservoir
	Waskerley Way by John Armitstead This cycle track, part of the C2C coast-to-coast route, follows the route of an old mineral railway. This railway reached an altitude of 509m (1670ft), and was the highest standard-gauge railway in Britain.
	Access road for Heather Lea by Trevor Littlewood The dirt road descends from the Waskerley Way towards Waskerley Reservoir; the roof of the house, Heather Lea, can be seen against the reservoir.
	Heather Lea by Peter McDermott Heather Lea, which is currently undergoing some refurbishment, enjoys a view looking across Waskerley Reservoir.
	Waskerley Reservoir and distant rain shower by Ann Clare
	Waskerley Way by Oliver Dixon For much of the eastern end of the C2C National Cycle Route Link the route follows old railway tracks, including the Waskerley Way which follows the old Stanhope and Tyne railway up to Park Head. Such is the volume of... (more)
	Heather Lea and Waskerley Reservoir by Les Hull
	Random barrier on the Waskerley Way by Andy Waddington The Waskerley Way, part of the long distance Coast-to-Coast Cycle Route, meets roads and car parks at various places, and access for wide vehicles is prevented by locked gates. This one, however, is at a somewhat random location, not... (more)