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English: Slabbering Baby. (Also known as the Old Man's Mouth.) Now overgrown and indistinct, but was a carved water spout inside the arch. Dates from the 1800s, possibly by stonemason David Verity. In Scotland Wood, Leeds, near Adel Beck on the Meanwood Valley Trail. |
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