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Richard A Thackeray
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Today
High Street
(ie; the Wetherby - Harrogate road, A661)
Spofforth
https://britishlistedbuildings.co.u...armhouse-spofforth-with-stockeld#.XisK83d2vIU
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6153964
High Street
(ie; the Wetherby - Harrogate road, A661)
Spofforth
https://britishlistedbuildings.co.u...armhouse-spofforth-with-stockeld#.XisK83d2vIU
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6153964
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
I used to notice that, & the one at Mountain, when I went that way to the fell-races that started at Penistone Hill (Haworth)
classic33
Leg End Member
If you mean the one on the Brighouse - Denholme Road, before Raggalds, it's a listed "building".
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Yes it is
https://britishlistedbuildings.co.u...th-new-park-road-queensbury-ward#.XjCo2Xd2vIU
View: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10211428719825962&set=a.10210496630444310&type=3&theater
I'd drive M62 > M606 > Odsal > Wibsey > Clayton Heights > Old Dolphin' > Queesnbury
Throuhj Mountain > Denholme Gate
The sharp left on the hairpin, before Denholme (Long Causeway)
Pace Research (bikes) used to be based down here, in a building alongside Leeming Reservoir
Join the Hebden Bridge road, then turn off to to the right (north) on the road to Stanbury
http://www.wharfedaleharriers.co.uk/events/penistone-hill-races/
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Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Roman standard
At the site of the (excavated & reburied) Bath House
Junction of (Saville Road & Church Street
(just opposite the conjectured fording point over the river... which has rather nice mosaic
Castleford..... Lagentivm
http://www.castleford.org/history/cas003.html
http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/Documents/culture-museums/museums/roman-castleford.pdf
It's recognised that the Roman Road, essentially leaves the path of the Great North Road, at Barnsdale Bar (after passing through the western edges of Doncaster)
It heads into Pontefract, then turns to the west, passing between Pontefract & Featherstone
Lost under the streets of Castleford, it then carries on as Barnsdale Road, to the north of the River Aire, with the section to the top-side of 'Peckfield Bar' (where the A63 crosses it) being known as Roman Ridge Road
Then it continues to Aberford, before turning slightly east to Tadcaster (Calcaria)
At the site of the (excavated & reburied) Bath House
Junction of (Saville Road & Church Street
(just opposite the conjectured fording point over the river... which has rather nice mosaic
Castleford..... Lagentivm
http://www.castleford.org/history/cas003.html
http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/Documents/culture-museums/museums/roman-castleford.pdf
It's recognised that the Roman Road, essentially leaves the path of the Great North Road, at Barnsdale Bar (after passing through the western edges of Doncaster)
It heads into Pontefract, then turns to the west, passing between Pontefract & Featherstone
Lost under the streets of Castleford, it then carries on as Barnsdale Road, to the north of the River Aire, with the section to the top-side of 'Peckfield Bar' (where the A63 crosses it) being known as Roman Ridge Road
Then it continues to Aberford, before turning slightly east to Tadcaster (Calcaria)
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Ghost Sign, in a yard off Providence Street
Wakefield
Which in itself is off NorthGate
The yard is just to the right of this building; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1485936
Wakefield
Which in itself is off NorthGate
The yard is just to the right of this building; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1485936
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Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
She's back again, for another meeting on Thursday 13th, so once more 'for brownie points', I've arranged the day off, & taking her again
Thus, once more, she can sit in the back, on the return journey & do her work on the lap-top, rather than having to play catch-up in the evening
Hopefully, the light may be better than the date above for photography, & I'll research more beforehand
Plus, being a parsimonious Yorkshireman, the parking is free on Marine Drive, until the middle of March
(on Tues 7th, including my Octavia, there were only 5 other cars, on the section, from the 'headland' to the Toll-Bar!!)
Believe daughter's also coming with us, to keep me company for the day
(ie; expecting me to pay for dinner somewhere, during the day.....)
I like these faded paint advertisements..
