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Dalston bridge reopens after pier work

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July 2, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

The reopened white bridge in Dalston

Closed in October 2010 the ‘White Bridge’ in Dalston, near Carlisle, has reopened following work to restore the damaged central pier.

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Keswick Railway footpath

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September 26, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Keswick Railway Footpath

Keswick was our destination on Tuesday when we went for a family outing. With the weather a little breezy dad thought it would be best if we visited the Keswick Railway footpath and went for a strole. After parking the car near to the Keswick Leisure Centre we climbed the wooden faced steps up to [...]

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