Image: Arn Gill North Yorks 10 August 2021 (46)

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Description: Arn Gill, in Swaledale, North Yorkshire, England, is a ravine with a beck (or stream) in it. The stream flows into the Swale river. There are remains of the Adelaide Level lead mine in Arn Gill, including a renovated mine entrance, a lodging shop (office), a chopwood kiln (to dry wood for processing lead), and a spoil heap. Showing the mine lodging shop, with the west side of the Swaledale valley behind.
Title: Arn Gill North Yorks 10 August 2021 (46)
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