Looking west, to the old Lock 21e, with the mills of Slaithwaite behind.
Looking east at Lock 20e, with the new bridge at Lees Mill ahead.
The new bridge at Lees Mill, half a mile east of Slaithwaite.
Looking east from Lees Mill bridge towards Carr Lock, 18e. The name comes from Carr Cottage on the hillside above. (Incorrectly named in some guides.)
Looking east with Linthwaite on the other side of the river ahead.
Westwood Mill, near Linthwaite, looking east. This listed building is believed to be the earliest surviving woollen mill in the Colne Valley and shows different phases of construction over a long period. It was originally powered by water from the adjacent mill pond. The earliest part of the building was a scribbling mill, facing the mill pond (right), built in 1798 while the canal itself was being built.
Westwood Mill, near Linthwaite, looking west from Lock 17e, Higher Westwood Lock.
