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2 Photos of Lady's Rake Lead Mine


Rising Main: Unusually for the north Pennines, Lady's Rake was sunk beneath the water table and therefore was not free-draining. A water wheel powered from a dam higher up the hillside was the motive power for the pumps. OK during the winter, but not so in summer. (Ladys-Rake-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-001)
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Shaft: The shaft is flooded to the collar and is partially covered with lengths of rotten timber. (Ladys-Rake-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-003)
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