The Springs Branch, Skipton
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The Springs Branch, Skipton
Image: © Martin Clark Taken: Unknown
The Springs Branch is a short arm of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal in the heart of Skipton, North Yorkshire. It runs to the back of Skipton Castle, where stone from local quarries was at one time loaded onto barges to be taken to Leeds.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.959584
Longitude
-2.024349