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Preview	Category	Catalogue Number	Collection	Title	Date	Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 202685		Parkmill section/ Length 1. Starting from a metal kissing gate, this length of the waggon road leaves the Back Wood section in a cutting and curves to the left in a composite cutting/embankment. The section of cutting into the slope of Kings Seat Hill (on the left) joins with an embankment built out onto the 25 foot raised beach deposits (on the right). These two features create a level platform for the bed of the waggon road. An informal footpath has been developed along the centre of the bed of the waggon road.	17/7/2014	Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 202686		Parkmill section/ Length 2. As the waggon road continues round the curve, there are remnants of old hawthorn hedges on both sides, with more recent trees interspersed with the hawthorn.	17/7/2014	Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 202687		Parkmill section/ Length 2. As the waggon road continues round the curve, there are remnants of old hawthorn hedges on both sides, with more recent trees interspersed with the hawthorn.	17/7/2014	Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 202688		Parkmill section/ Length 4. The straight section continues as a composite cutting/embankment.	17/7/2014	Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 202689		Parkmill section/ Length 5. At the end of this straight length, the informal footpath veers to the right, joining a modern farm track. The line of the waggon road continues through a modern field gate into the field beyond. A length of metal pipe sticking out of the field to the right side of this gate marks the site of a former coal pit shaft.	17/7/2014	Item Level