Grid reference NZ0747
near to Healeyfield, County Durham, England
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Picnic area next to Waskerley Way |
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Waskerley Way
The Waskerley Way beneath Green Hill on Whitehall Moss.
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Oh My Gorse!
A disused railway line in amidst the lead and silver mining district of Healyfield. The gorse was glorious!
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Footpath and stile north of Charlton Howl
A public footpath rises from Charlton Howl beside the wall on its near side then crosses by the stile. The curiously named Charlton Howl is a cutting on the original line of the Stanhope & Tyne Railway that connects to the equally... (more)
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View over Horsleyhope
by Mick Garratt
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View from the Waskerley Way
Looking north across to Charlton Howl, which is the little valley between the trees. It was the route of the original Stanhope and Tyne railway before the route was changed in the 1850's when it was taken over by the Stockton and... (more)
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The Waskerley Way cycle path
by Roger Smith
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Waskerley Way Trail crossing Healeyfield Lane
by Peter Wood
Looking south-eastward.
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Healeyfield Bridge
Situated in the bottom of the narrow valley of Charlton Howl, the horseshoe shaped arch of this early Stanhope and Tyne Railway bridge is unusual. This section of railway was closed in 1859 when Nanny Mayer's Incline was bypassed. A... (more)
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Roadside view across the fields
Looking north from Healeyfield Lane to Castleside.
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Waskerley Way Cycle Route passing under Old Railway Bridge
by Les Hull
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Waskerley Way near Charlton Howl
The Waskerley Way is part of National Cycle Network and forms part of route 7.
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