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near to Ballidon, Derbyshire, England

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	Near Ballidon. by Mike Fowkes The picture shows the entrance to the Tarmac quarry at Ballidon.
	Hoe Grange Quarry Ballidon. by Mick Lobb Not shown on the map to hand this is an extension of the main quarry. Yellow 'goalposts' mark the access tunnel that passes beneath the track,between the two sites.
	Tarmac Topblock works by Paul Glover Sunlight catches the sheer limestones face of an old quarry which is home to a breezeblock factory.
	Tarmac's Ballidon Powders works by Richard Law Ballidon quarry produces crushed stone in various sizes for the downstream manufacture of ready-mixed concrete and for general construction purposes. This part of the plant, with its twin tanker loading bays, also makes powdered limestone... (more)
	The weigh station at Ballidon Quarry by Neil Theasby Beyond the trees to the left a huge hole in the landscape reveals the large extent of limestone workings at Bailldon Quarry.
	Dry valley in the White Peak by Graham Hogg Typical White Peak scenery. But to the left of this valley is a huge quarry SK2055 : Ballidon Quarry
	Ballidon quarry by Paul Glover Yet another hole.
	Ballidon Quarry by Peter McDermott Ballidon Quarry seen from the High Peak Trail. See also SK1955 : Ballidon Quarry.
	Roystone Lane, Ballidon, Derbyshire by Eamon Curry Looking at Roystone Lane near Ballidon in Derbyshire.
	Ballidon Quarry by Malcolm Neal Ballidon Quarry is a large limestone quaryy that is gradually eating away the complete hillside. According to the website it is owned and run by Tarmac.
	Access Land near Blackstone's Low by Jonathan Clitheroe Access Land overlooking Ballidon quarry to the west.
	Badger tracks on Ballidonmor by Mick Lobb Two faint tracks can be seen in this photograph.