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'Pack-Horse Bridge' (aka Little Bridge)
off Wakefield Bridge (aka Chantry Bridge)
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Masons mark is just to the right
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As seen from the riverwards side
The stream has long since silted up/re-routed/been culverted
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Location;
https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101273509-packhorse-bridge-wakefield-east-ward#.WuX0uUxFzIU
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/281857
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2761553
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/283977


On Wakefield Bridge itself, but well-weathered
Twice widened, hence the round arches; http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2761598
The original 14th C arches; http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/281864

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classic33

Leg End Member
What post box are we talking about?
This Edward VII, free standing at approx 6 foot high.
Two, soon to disappear as they widen the road.
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Over the railway on the A629
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Free standing Edward VII Post Box
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At the Punch Bowl, Huddersfield Road - Exley Bank junction.
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Two marks on this pub recorded as visited earlier this year and recorded as Very Good.
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Registered mark, Stainland Road(B6112). Not convinced
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Appears this water pump was both a belt driven & geared directly to an engine.
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One! from Huddersfield.
Upperhead Row, junction with an un-named delivery road for Sainsburys
Appears to have been recut, with a second going over the lower
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classic33

Leg End Member
@classic33 If it weren't so big I'd have that. Hope its rescued and preserved.
Scrap at present is the plan.
Now about that plate?
 

fatjel

Veteran
Location
West Wales
Seems what I've for years thought was the top of Llanllwni mountain is actually Mynydd Llanfihangel-rhos-y-corn -- 51.998642, -4.179163
Mynydd Llanllwni is about half a mile to the North and does not have a road running over it
What I and most locals think of as Llanllwni mountain is actually more than one mountain

In my defence I'm from that London what do I know
 

Bobby Mhor

Guru
Location
Behind You
Seems what I've for years thought was the top of Llanllwni mountain is actually Mynydd Llanfihangel-rhos-y-corn -- 51.998642, -4.179163
Mynydd Llanllwni is about half a mile to the North and does not have a road running over it
What I and most locals think of as Llanllwni mountain is actually more than one mountain

In my defence I'm from that London what do I know
Sadly, it is well known for being a deleted TuMP:laugh:
 
All within the boundaries of Ackworth
Today
On the A638 Wakefield - Doncaster road, about 8 miles south-east of Wakefield


Brackenhill
This part of the village was where there were long established quarries, & abandoned equipment still exists there
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Wakefield Road, at the junction with Dicky Sykes Lane
At the right-hand end of this hedge; http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4099649
D = Doncaster
W = Wakefield
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High Ackworth
The Market Cross, in the background, drinking fountain (dated 1870), & 'West Riding' signpost
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