Steve Haywood wrote... >Anyone know offhand what the name of the brook is that marks the border on >the L&L? > Bedlam Dike, which runs from the canal north-westwards, becoming Hell Forest Dike, which runs into Stock Beck, which runs into the Ribble about 5 miles west at Gisburn.
The point where the canal crosses the county boundary is virtually the watershed, as Gill Syke rises 150 m to the south-east, flowing into Carr Beck, Langber Beck and Broughton Beck to join the Aire just west of Skipton. -- Martin Clark Pennine Waterways Website http://www.penninewaterways.co.uk
