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Worsley Delph

By johnriley1uk  
A new picture of a damp Worsley Delph. The outlines in the water represent the shape of the small wooden boats that were used to go down into the underground canals at Worsley.

Tags: Landscape and travel Worsley Delph

Voters: Friendlyguy, Chinga, mike9005 and 25 more


Uploaded:
13 Jan 2021 12:07AM
Camera:
Sony Alpha 7R Mark III
Lens:
65mm F2 DG DN | Contemporary 020
Shutter Speed:
1/25s
Aperture:
f/4.0
ISO:
400
Focal Length:
65.0 mm
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mac Plus
19 10 Scotland
13 Jan 2021 10:36AM
Sorry, I am at a loss to what I am viewing. I cannot work out what the upright object represents. I will maybe have to go on the Internet to get more info. It is a good capture of the location, though.
Ian
johnriley1uk Plus
16 28 6 United Kingdom
13 Jan 2021 10:54AM
@mac The bronze casting is a replica of the crane device that enabled loads to be moved from the underground canal boats. Not sure of the detials, but in my image just behind the casting you can see one of the entrances to the 46 miles of underground canals. They were mining coal. There are pictures on Google showing the original state of this area, which has been fairly recently renovated.

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