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near to Kielder, Northumberland, England

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	Lakeside Way at the northern end of Bakethin Reservoir by Clive Nicholson
	View from Hide on Bakethin Nature Reserve by Philip Cornwall Link to Northumberland Wildlife Trust page on Bakethin Reserve Link
	The Kielder Viaduct by Malcolm Neal The Kielder Viaduct was built to match the Kielder Castle with its false arrow slits and the "crenellations" i.e. the battlements. When built it was in open ground but since then the Kielder Forest has been planted and grown up... (more)
	Bakethin Reservoir by brian clark
	Trackbed, Border Counties Railway by Richard Webb This looks as if the grass is often long here. There is some fencing being done and the vehicle movements to and from the site have flattened the grass.
	Panel, Kielder Viaduct (set of 2 images) by Oliver Dixon Kielder Viaduct built in 1862 has been adopted by Kielder village as their local symbol, and under a Local Heritage Initiative have installed a number of decorative panels to replace the rotting railings.... (more)
	Hairpin bends on the Lakeside Way by Oliver Dixon The Lakeside Way is an ambitious recently-completed project (2006-2009) to provide a multi-user track all the way round Kielder Water (42 Km in all). Although an easy surface for walkers, the steep hairpin bends and loose surface make for... (more)
	Kielder Viaduct by Brian Norman Viaduct which carried the former railway line to Kielder
	River North Tyne by terry gregg View of North Tyne upstream from Kielder Viaduct. Kielder Castle visible to right of centre and Deadwater Fell (snow covered) in distance.
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This OS cut mark can be found on the stone containing the name of Butteryhaugh Bridge. It marks a point 189.360m above mean sea level.
	Kielder Viaduct Detail by Antonia A carved cross on Kielder viaduct.
	The Lakeside Way at Kielder Viaduct by Oliver Dixon The Lakeside Way was an ambitious project (2006-2009) to provide a multi-user track all the way round Kielder Water (42 Km in all). Initially the Way ran up to the road bridge over the North Tyne. More recently new path construction has... (more)