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Originally Posted by Tealeaf
Can't you lot get anything right?
The old half way point is clearly marked on the towpath running behind St James's Church, Church Kirk.
I don't know if new signage has gone up to mark the new half way point, but given that the South Dock extension in Liverpool is just under one and a half miles long, then by my calculation that new point is somewhere near where the railway crosses the canal, next to Blythes.
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The dock extension doesnt count cause the water in it is actually from the mersey not the l&l proper and its below the last lock of the leeds liverpool on the stanley flight and water doesnt flow uphill
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