River Calder beneath Sandholme Bridge.
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River Calder beneath Sandholme Bridge.
Image: © Lakeland Ramblers Taken: 1 Jul 2007
A view of the River Calder looking east, taken beneath beneath Sandholme Bridge. This innocuous looking road bridge gives no clue to the small ravine below when crossed from above. It is nearly 200yrs old according to the date of 1811 carved in the side. The river is not always this full.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.885447
Longitude
-2.732801