Aqueduct of Valens, Istanbul

Site of Fussel's Patent Balance Lock in compound of M&J Commercial, Canal Road, Taunton

Chard Canal abutment remains, Creech St Michael - this has a pill box on top of it- it lies between the railway and the river

Chard Canal Aqueduct crossing road to Creech St. Michael

Chard Canal Aqueduct crossing road to Creech St. Michael

Chard Canal - River Tone Aqueduct

Chard Canal - River Tone Aqueduct

Chard Canal Aqueduct crossing road to Creech St. Michael looking towards Creech

Chard Canal Aqueduct crossing road to Creech St. Michael looking towards Creech

Originally the tunnel for the Somersetshire Coal Canal which was then build over by the Camerton to Limpley Stoke Railway who reused it

Derby Canal- Shelton Lock (Chellaston) - the remains of the lock can clearly be seen, 07.08.2006

Derby Canal- Shelton Lock (Chellaston) - the remains of the lock can clearly be seen, 07.08.2006

Derby Canal- Shelton Lock (Chellaston) - detail of right hand lock gate abutment, 07.08.2006

Derby Canal- Shelton Lock (Chellaston) - detail of left hand lock gate abutment, 07.08.2006

Derby Canal- Shelton Lock (Chellaston) - looking back towards Derby, 07.08.2006

Swarkstone Bridge. Looking towards the start of the Derby Canal - lock gates can just be seen under the crumbling bridge - canal ran behind the camera. Compare with photo here: http://www.picturesofderby.co.uk/districts/cycle%20path/18.htm

Grand Western Canal, Roughmoor. This shows the course of the canal following the hedge and curving around and back twoards Taunton. Silk Mills Road is immedately behind the camera.

Grand Western Canal - River Tone aqueduct - the trough can clearly be seen filled with gravel

The Canal from Derby to Long Eaton is locally known as the 'Hawthorn' Canal due to the line being planted on each side with Hawthorn trees. Here an old accommadation bridge has been flattened but this arched pipe duct crosses the course

Hawthorne Canal course near Spondon heading towards Long Eaton

Hawthorne Canal further along looking towards an old farm acommodation bridge

Further twordsa Long Eaton the course of the canal can be more clearly discerend, the presence of tall grasses and bullrushes is the dead giveaway

Hawthorne Canal - the canal emerges from under this road bridge and immediately veers to the right

Hawthorne Canal - looking towards Derby the canal vanishes at this point