The Leen Valley at Bobbers Mill

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The Leen Valley at Bobbers Mill

Image: © John Sutton Taken: 13 Sep 2012

The canalised and partly-culverted Leen runs behind DTN Pallets' yard, which occupies the site of the mill which gave the area its name. The Midland Railway line to Mansfield and Worksop was the first of three built to serve the Leen Valley's pits and the only one which remains. The chimney in the centre is all that remains of Gerard's Soap Works (demolished in April 2011); the former Shipstone's Brewery (Image]) is on the skyline to the right of centre. The view is from the footbridge: Image] is the view in the other direction.

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.968667
Longitude
-1.181171