Opencast Coal Pictures
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Part 2 of Arkwright pictures
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Re: Opencast Coal Pictures
@ Ian,
very nice fotos...(Liebherr with this coal bucket!) ....thanks for posting
Ulrich
very nice fotos...(Liebherr with this coal bucket!) ....thanks for posting
Ulrich
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Great Photos Ian 
Never got round to going up to Arkwright with a camera even though not that far away. Went to the site before they started coaling and moved the village when enableing works were going on.
Dave
Never got round to going up to Arkwright with a camera even though not that far away. Went to the site before they started coaling and moved the village when enableing works were going on.
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BulldozerD11 wrote:Great Photos Ian
Never got round to going up to Arkwright with a camera even though not that far away. Went to the site before they started coaling and moved the village when enableing works were going on.
Dave
Thanks Dave - The 120's photo is some time ago isn't it as the machines are in Budge livery. Look out for more pics as I've got some of the RH170 at Maidens Hall to scan in.
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I go passed the enterance to Arkwright everymorning on the way to work! They had a Cat 365C LME on there a couple of weeks ago! I actually live on the street that the main enterance of Smotherfly OCCS is on! lol Nice place for dog walking now too!
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WOW! Those smootherflt pics are amazing and so are the rest. I used to go to that site with my dad almost every week I have video footage hours long of that site, didn't get the angles you got though 
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L.Kezz wrote:WOW! Those smootherflt pics are amazing and so are the rest. I used to go to that site with my dad almost every week I have video footage hours long of that site, didn't get the angles you got though
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Thanks Luke - I got up close by kind permission from RJB Mining
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I wish I could of done I live very close to that site, within at least 2-3 mile. We always stood on the Bridge they used to run under! Oh yeah I went to arkwright site too, stood on the bridge there and got some footage too.
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I live very close to that site, within at least 2-3 mile. We always stood on the Bridge they used to run under! Oh yeah I went to arkwright site too, stood on the bridge there and got some footage too.Luke
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Have you been around the Smalley site yet Ian? Some good kit on there, I've had some good photos on that site!
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Hey Ian, Those smotherfly pics, were they taken on the bigger side of the bridge or the Ironville side? Do you have any more pictures of the smotherfly site?
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