On the disused railway approaching Haws Bank
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On the disused railway approaching Haws Bank
Image: © Karl and Ali Taken: 1 Feb 2015
The railway used to run from Foxfield to Coniston but parts of it are now used as a permissive footpath and cycle route. The RC church in the photo is at the far end of Haws Bank off the main road leading into Coniston, with Bowmanstead the next named place, home of The Ship pub.
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Image Location
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54.360256
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-3.081019