Needs separating: Badi Hill Mine - In a fairly extensive area characterized by hushes, opencuts, and spoil tips, several old hillside adits still linger. These spoil tips prominently feature abundant Sphalerite, a mineral discarded by the early 18th and 19th-century lead miners, as was common in mines across the region.

For those willing to exercise patience and diligence, it’s possible to retrieve some quality crystals of Sphalerite from these spoil heaps, offering a glimpse into the geological treasures hidden within the discarded remnants of past mining operations.

Crackpot Hall Level - In a relatively expansive area, particularly sizable by Swaledale standards, lie dumps that are remarkably barren. According to Dunham, these dumps were characterized by an absence of gangue mineralization, with the vein primarily consisting of solid galena.

This mining site was serviced by the smelter located at the base of Swinner Gill, underscoring its historical significance in the regional mining landscape.

1738 Thomas Clarkson & Co. 1742-1771 Leonard Hartley, John & Ralph Parke 1766-1772 John Scott, Richard Metcalfe (Sub-lease) 1808 Hopper-Monkhouse & Co. 1838-1849 Henry Alderson Thompson & Co. 1849-1860 Isaac Fisher & Co. 1860-1875 Beldi Hill Co