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Hollinwood
Canal Society
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Working Party,
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November 2006
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Above and
below Lock 19
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A sizable team of volunteers from the Waterway Recovery Group and the Hollinwood Canal Society turned up for our week-end work party.
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They removed further vegetation that was growing alongside Lock 19, continuing the work from the previous work party. They also cleared reeds from the three short overgrown sections in water between the lock and the Visitor Centre, as well as clearing small trees growing from the wash wall and the canal bed.
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Vegetation was cleared from the sides of the circular pound above the lock and from the head of the lock, revealing an iron rubbing strake.
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These locations were identified by Oldham Countryside Service, who own the canal route in Daisy Nook Country Park.
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clearing reeds
Clearing reeds below Lock 19.
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clearing reeds
Clearing reeds below Lock 19. (Photo: Michael Chase)
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Head of Lock 19
The head of Lock 19 after clearance.
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Above Lock 19 before
Above Lock 19, before...
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Above Lock 19 after
...and after.
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Below Lock 19 before
Below Lock 19, before...
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Below Lock 19 after
...and after.
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Above Lock 19 before
Between Locks 19 and 20, before...
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Above Lock 19 after
...and after.
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south side of Waterhouses Aqueduct before
The south side of Waterhouses Aqueduct, before...
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south side of Waterhouses Aqueduct after
...and after.
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north of Visitor Centre before
Between the Visitor Centre and the former tunnel, before...
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north of Visitor Centre after
...and after.
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clearing reeds
Clearing reeds near the Vistor Centre. (Photo: Michael Chase)
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