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	Cereal crop beside woodland by JThomas Off Copeland Lane.
	Remembrance symbols at West Auckland by Trevor Littlewood The stone-built feature is known as the village Pant and clearly pre-dates the notion of military remembrance but in 2009 the area before it was created as a war memorial garden. In the image the pant is hung with a cloth decorated with... (more)
	Entering Spring Gardens on the A68 by Ian S
	Entering West Auckland by Anthony Parkes
	West Auckland Ford by John Walton This ford is found on the River Gaunless at West Auckland.
	Gated entrance to Manor House Hotel by Stanley Howe West Auckland.
	Farm road near Spring Gardens by Trevor Littlewood Spring Gardens lies close to West Auckland; the farm road is descending towards the A68 which passes through the settlement
	West Auckland War Memorial by peter robinson Recently erected on the village green in County Durham
	The Blacksmith's Arms, Spring Gardens (set of 2 images) by Ian S A Sam Smiths public house.
	A68 at West Auckland boundary by Colin Pyle
	The A68 at Spring Gardens by Trevor Littlewood Spring Gardens is a small settlement where the A68 is known as Etherley Bank; it's near to West Auckland. The blue and yellow road sign is in a style used widely in County Durham; this one and another corresponding at the east-bound... (more)
	The Pant on The Green, West Auckland by Stanley Howe A Victorian water feature, adapted to commemorate Queen Victoria's Jubilee in 1897 (plaque inserted near top of the front face) and a War Memorial recently placed adjacent.

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NZ1726 : Ford through River Gaunless West Auckland

This track led from the former West Auckland Brewery (founded 1840) to arable fields east of Spring Gardens. The spent hops were scattered on those fields as a mulch for crops. The brewery site, which is now a health spa behind the house of the former owner (Mr Syd Monk) - itself now the Manor House Hotel, used to employ a bevy of young women to trample the hops to extract the flavouring for the beer. As a boy pre-WWII I remember those lassies disgorging en masse from the lane onto Front Street at the end of their day's work, still dressed in their self-provided uniforms of wellies and pinnies. Following the end of the war the brewery was absorbed into the Cameron empire, and shortly thereafter on-site production was terminated.

Posted by Stan on Wed, 9 Dec 2009 (0 comments)

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