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Buggeration!!

I've now been told that the Manchester meeting is at Scarborough, on the Wednesday afternoon
So, they're all stopping overnight at a Hotel

Thus no need for daughter & myself to go on Thursday AM, & senior management is going to her office upon returning

Therefore, it'll just be a 'dad/daughter day'
I have formulated contingency plans...…...:angel:
Out for about 10:30
Up the A1 to Wetherby, through the town centre, onto the A661 through Spofforth, & hence on to Harrogate

Item 9

On the A61 Ripon Road (just south of Ripley)
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https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6050210
 
Buggeration!!

I've now been told that the Manchester meeting is at Scarborough, on the Wednesday afternoon
So, they're all stopping overnight at a Hotel

Thus no need for daughter & myself to go on Thursday AM, & senior management is going to her office upon returning

Therefore, it'll just be a 'dad/daughter day'
I have formulated contingency plans...…...:angel:
Out for about 10:30
Up the A1 to Wetherby, through the town centre, onto the A661 through Spofforth, & hence on to Harrogate
Item 10

Skipton Road
(outside Bilton Grange Community Centre)

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https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6076598
 
Buggeration!!

I've now been told that the Manchester meeting is at Scarborough, on the Wednesday afternoon
So, they're all stopping overnight at a Hotel

Thus no need for daughter & myself to go on Thursday AM, & senior management is going to her office upon returning

Therefore, it'll just be a 'dad/daughter day'
I have formulated contingency plans...…...:angel:
Out for about 10:30
Up the A1 to Wetherby, through the town centre, onto the A661 through Spofforth, & hence on to Harrogate

Item 11
After a visit to Spa Cycles..... ooh, their titanium commuter/touring frames:wub:
(the debit card almost came out!)

Spa Mews Gateway
Spa Street
Starbeck


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https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101293891-spa-mews-entrance-gateway-harrogate

https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/81794

https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1594362
 
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Had a drive out this afternoon, as it was a bit too breezy for a ride
Headed over to a village (they'd probably consider themselves a 'small town'?) near the confluence of the River Aire, with the River Ouse

Snaith
East Riding of Yorkshire
#1

A rather well painted, & not vandalised bus shelter!
Selby Road (A1041)

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Not painted here, in 2016; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5057555
 

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Had a drive out this afternoon, as it was a bit too breezy for a ride
Headed over to a village (they'd probably consider themselves a 'small town'?) near the confluence of the River Aire, with the River Ouse

Snaith
East Riding of Yorkshire
#3

Puntons Funeral Directors
Juntion of Selby Road (A1041), BeastFair & Pontefract Road (A645)

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https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2727835
 
Had a drive out this afternoon, as it was a bit too breezy for a ride
Headed over to a village (they'd probably consider themselves a 'small town'?) near the confluence of the River Aire, with the River Ouse

Snaith
East Riding of Yorkshire
#5

On leaving Snaith, on the A1041, towards Selby, in order to look at the old bridge
The Aire was rather high:eek:
On my journey there, the A19 (main aterial from jct 34/M62 to Selby was closed at Eggborough)


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Note the Toll-Houses, on the north bank

This was the Selby Road, locally; Ferry Lane
It doubles as a dyke, with the farmland to the left, roughly 3 yards below road level
The 'new' bridge is seen
'New' means built in 1930
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The river levels are a bit more normal here; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1198405


Although it looks scarier here, as Ferry Lane starts to drop below the dyke level:eek:
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https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1198420
 
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Had a drive out this afternoon, as it was a bit too breezy for a ride
Headed over to a village (they'd probably consider themselves a 'small town'?) near the confluence of the River Aire, with the River Ouse

Snaith
North Yorkshire (north side of the river)
#6

On leaving Snaith, on the A1041, towards Selby, in order to look at the old bridge
The Aire was rather high:eek:
On my journey there, the A19 (main aterial from jct 34/M62 to Selby was closed at Eggborough)

The Toll-House, on the north bank
Plus, an interesting plaque on one of them


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https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6016443

https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3794266


Similar to today; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/664015
 
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Gave daughter a lift into Leeds late this morning & had a slight detour on my return journey
1

Hunslet Engine Works (as was)
Jack Lane

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I can remember it, when stock was built there, & the road was closed to allow access to the network
Closed in 1995, & I worked not far away, until early 1997

Some rails are still in position

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As are the redundant signs!

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https://britishlistedbuildings.co.u...ny-offices-city-and-hunslet-ward#.XlKreEB2vIU

https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/986098
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4575011

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunslet_Engine_Company
 
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