Footbridge_over_Crook_GIll_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1171460.jpg
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Footbridge over Crook GIll An interesting form of arch construction, using vertical slabs of limestone and relying on friction between them. This spot, named Crook Gill on the map, is locally known as Fairy Glen.
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| Author | Stephen Craven |
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