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hilofoz: Millright Close and River Colne
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hilofoz: Visitor Exhibition centre housed in this warehouse
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hilofoz: Tunnel trip boats for visitors
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hilofoz: Tunnel end information and welcome sign
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hilofoz: Travelling through Trans-Pennine time
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hilofoz: Watersedge Café by the Standedge Tunnel East Portal
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hilofoz: View from the steps at the end of the museum warehouse
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hilofoz: Lock 42E sign, Leggers rest at the Waterside Café
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hilofoz: On the trip boat about to enter the East Portal of the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Brickwork at the start of the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: A narrower section further into the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Stone and bricks line the Standedge Tunnel here
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hilofoz: Red brickwork and meaningful hieroglyphics in the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Jack, or reinforcing arches in the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: No exit at this adit the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Shining a light in the Standedge Tunnel showing a change in levels
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hilofoz: Strong supporting jack arches in a wider section of the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Returning to the no exit sign on return trip through a short section the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: More roof hieroglyphics in the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Ventilation shaft above the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Looking back into the depths of the Standedge Tunnel
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hilofoz: Carpark for visitors at Tunnel End
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hilofoz: View from Waters Road
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hilofoz: The Standedge tunnel portal, moorings and the Waterside Café
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hilofoz: Standedge Tunnel – Highest, Longest & Deepest
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hilofoz: Legging it: the arduous and dangerous job of pushing boats through the tunnel with leg power
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hilofoz: New Beginnings: the Huddersfield Canal Society
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hilofoz: John Rooth and Thomas Telford, tunnel engineers
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hilofoz: The End of an Era of working canals
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hilofoz: The Beginning of the End of Canals and their companies