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Bobby Mhor

Wasn't born to follow
Location
Behind You
Headed into Greenock today and grabbed a few
here's 3..
Greenock
NS 2667 7694 Greenock, Finnart and Fox St Junction, Wall.jpg
NS 2693 7753  Greenock, Esplanade, Wall.jpg
NS 2703 7713 Greenock, Margaret St, Wall.jpg
 

biggs682

Touch it up and ride it
Location
Northamptonshire
Driving across town this I court sight of a local benchmark that I have been looking for , so next time I am on the bike I will be heading that way
 
Lumley Street
Whitwood
(Castleford)

Railway bridge ('closed'), on the Cutsyke - Methley line

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Looking the opposite direction, towards Castleford, for location
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/628194


There's a mini-roundabout, just the other side of the bridge;
Straight ahead; Wakefield, Normanton, M62 (jct 31)
Right; Methley, Rothwell (& eventually) Leeds
Left; Cutsyke, Pontefract, Featherstone, etc...
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End of Mill Lane
(off) Lock Lane
Which, if followed, turns into Barnsdale Road, then 'Roman Ridge' 1, leading to HookMoor, & intersects the Great North Road at Aberford
DSCF8949.JPG

Next week, this will be passed, during the Tour de Yorkshire, as it head through Castleford

https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4446224

1. Which left the 'GNR' at Barnsdale Bar, essentially a Roman road, to their encampment at Castleford (Lagentivm), where they crossed the Aire

NB;
Uneven ground, & camera angle
My saddle is level
 
(A656) Barnsdale Road
Allerton Bywater
This was the Castleford - Kippax - Garforth branchline
The bridge forms the crest of the hill; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/258895


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Not sure what this one's for?
DSCF8967.JPG

Ledston Station was here, remains were present until about 5 years ago
Open this page, & go to Ledston Station; http://www.lostrailwayswestyorkshire.co.uk/Castleford Garforth.htm

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Looking away from Castleford, towards Mary Pannall hill, & 'Peckfield Bar' (where A63 crosses)
Station was to the left/west
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Bobby Mhor

Wasn't born to follow
Location
Behind You
One today..
but it'll be gone tomorrow:cry:
I pass by this one regularly but assumed it was on the slightly more modern building on the other side of the road and never really looked as it was on private property..
WRONG..
I stopped to watch the old farmhouse, a ruin, being demolished..
went to in to have a nosey and there it was..
Near Houston(not Texas)
NS 4388 6708 B790 Fulwood Farm (now demolished), Building.jpg

been there since between 1842 and 1882....
had a good chat with the owner, expansion of ground needed for his business...
 

PeteXXX

Cake or ice cream? The choice is endless ...
Location
Hamtun
One today..
but it'll be gone tomorrow:cry:
I pass by this one regularly but assumed it was on the slightly more modern building on the other side of the road and never really looked as it was on private property..
WRONG..
I stopped to watch the old farmhouse, a ruin, being demolished..
went to in to have a nosey and there it was..
Near Houston(not Texas)
View attachment 464119
been there since between 1842 and 1882....
had a good chat with the owner, expansion of ground needed for his business...
Maybe another chat, and get him to keep the stone and incorporate it into something?
 

Bobby Mhor

Wasn't born to follow
Location
Behind You
Maybe another chat, and get him to keep the stone and incorporate it into something?
He did mention that as he has the house across the road..
he got the website address(the map with all the marks) from me after I showed him the info,
I'd a look to see if the mark was earlier than the last date (1984) on the OS database...
Quite possible, due to the map data that it was marked during the First Primary levelling circa 1841-60..
The map is OS 1843-1882.
I'll pop in and leave all this info at his business office asap...
OS 1842.jpg
 
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