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Latest revision as of 22:53, 5 February 2010
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To Bristol: Wick Lane
To Radstock: Clutton
History
Pensford Colliery site is the only coalmine in the Somerset Coalfield to retain a nearly complete set of mine buildings, although most of these have been converted to residential use. Photos taken on 19.2.05
Gallery
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The remains of Pensford Colliery. -
The winding house. -
The trackbed at Pensford Colliery looking north. -
The trackbed looking south. A landslip has blocked the view any further than this.
