Monday, 27 February 2017

Big Humpty (Phillips park Manchester )

After walking in Phillips park in Manchester in the lovely weather we came to Big

 Humpty thinking that we would only spend half an hour there, This turned into at

 least an hour and a half because of its of hypnotic curve that you encounter.

 Built in the early 1900’s Big Humpty is a culvert-ed section of the River Medlock
 with a mix of brick & stonework lasting for 200/250 Metres dates back about 200 years 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philips_Park,_Clayton

 The entrance
Just inside the entrance

looking at the sheer size

 wierd staining



entrance/exit depends which way you enter

well constructed
cellars of an old mill

looking down stream 

Thanks for looking 
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