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5. Outdoor Exhibition Area and Green Space

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5. Outdoor Exhibition Area and Green Space

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And finally, we've reached our last stop - this wonderful outdoor exhibition area and green space! This is where history meets nature in the heart of Manchester. Look around - you can see pieces of industrial heritage preserved as public art. These green spaces were once busy industrial yards, but nature has reclaimed them beautifully. Spot the informative panels that tell the story of Castlefield's transformation. This area hosts many outdoor events and exhibitions throughout the year. What a perfect place to end our tour - you can relax on the grass, enjoy a picnic, or simply soak in the wonderful mix of historical and natural beauty around you!

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Welcome to Dukes 92 and the fascinating lock system! This beautiful lock keeper's cottage, now a popular bar and restaurant, was named after the 92nd lock on the Rochdale Canal. Watch carefully as boats navigate through the lock - it's like a water elevator! See how the water levels change? That's science in action! Did you know that each lock gate weighs as much as an elephant? The canal network here is like a water maze, connecting different parts of the city. Can anyone guess how long it takes for a boat to pass through the lock? It's about 20 minutes - quite a bit slower than your morning commute!

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Look up everyone! This impressive structure is the Castlefield Viaduct! Built in 1892, these magnificent iron arches carried trains into the former Central Station. Notice the beautiful Victorian engineering - those stunning iron girders and brick pillars. It's like a giant metal jungle gym, isn't it? Here's something fascinating - the viaduct was built so strong that it could support the weight of two fully-loaded trains! Today, it's being transformed into Manchester's own 'High Line' - a beautiful sky garden. Who can spot the most different types of plants growing up here?

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Now, let's move to something equally exciting - the Bridgewater Canal Basin! Built in 1761, this was the world's first industrial canal! Isn't that amazing? This canal revolutionized transportation during the Industrial Revolution. See these beautiful old warehouses around us? They once stored cotton, coal, and other goods. The canal was so successful that it halved the price of coal in Manchester! Here's a fun activity - try to imagine the busy scenes of boats being loaded and unloaded, workers shouting, and horses pulling barges along the towpath. The canal you see here helped Manchester become the world's first industrial city!

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Hello everyone! Welcome to Mamucium, Manchester's incredible Roman fort! As your guide, I'm excited to tell you that you're standing on nearly 2,000 years of history! Built in 79 AD, this fort was a crucial military base protecting Roman roads. Can you see these stone foundations? Imagine Roman soldiers patrolling these very walls! The fort's name 'Mamucium' actually gave Manchester its name. Fun fact: the fort could house up to 500 soldiers - imagine all their stories! Look around - can you spot the reconstructed sections that show us how tall the walls once stood? Notice the strategic position on this small hill - the Romans certainly knew how to pick their spots!