Allensford Blast Furnace
Landmark In Consett, County Durham
Ruins of an 18th century blast furnace beside the River Derwent, once used for iron production and now a historic industrial site.
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54.848035, -1.877976
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54.846499, -1.880132
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Park in the Allensford Park car park.
Contributed by Jos Forester-Melville
Highland loving human. Thalassophile. I love a good smile. Happiest heading for the hills with my pickup filled with kids and dogs! Working four days, we enjoy a Fridate, and usually spend it scouting out new scenery. I love a gated track, a bit of off roading and if it involves a full ford, well, that gets extra points! I go nowhere without a flask and binoculars, and love the small things in life that make it big…Goldcrests, dry stone walls, Deadman’s fingers, blackberries and quality clouds.
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