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Eller Ghyll
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Tenter Ground
15:55
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Intakes
17:01
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Ings
14:13
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Engine Fields
07:00
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Dye & Size
10:23
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Foddergang
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Craven Faults UK
Half-remembered journeys across post-industrial Yorkshire.
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