Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
And a couple of hundred yards behind you is the 'BB' artwork on the side of Woodrups
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And a couple of hundred yards behind you is the 'BB' artwork on the side of Woodrups
Leedsbusdriver
Every breath leaves me one less to my last
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Off topic,but Woodrups were doing a roaring trade every time I passed it that day. They had a pretty long queue waiting outside.
classic33
Leg End Member
There's another on what used to be the Toymaster(now Toyland, if still open) store.
HLaB
Marie Attoinette Fan
Forgive me if I am teaching you to suck eggs but those cut marks are Bench Marks. The fixed heights used to measure off for topographical land surveys etc.
classic33
Leg End Member
Same thing, different name.
https://www.heritageandhistory.com/...ing_wp_cron=1588373397.7301099300384521484375
Nice little stroll around Royston, yesterday, as I was 'working'..
A lovely old iron bell push, or pull, on the tradesmans entrance to Banyers House.
Also on Banyers House.
A hard to spot BM on the old court house.
The old court house, now a restaurant, the BM is bottom left.
The old post office, also now a restaurant, has gates and fences made of old GPO bikes!
Not a bad haul on a one mile walk.. 👍🏼
A lovely old iron bell push, or pull, on the tradesmans entrance to Banyers House.
Also on Banyers House.
A hard to spot BM on the old court house.
The old court house, now a restaurant, the BM is bottom left.
The old post office, also now a restaurant, has gates and fences made of old GPO bikes!
Not a bad haul on a one mile walk.. 👍🏼
And
Fun sponge
- Location
- DE4, Derbyshire
HPT bridge over Parwich Lane, Minninglow
classic33
Leg End Member
From up near The Black Dyke Mills Band Ccommemorative Centre.
Methinks they should have used a larger stone. It's a large an ornate "Y" used in the word yards.
There's something at the base, but unable to make out what is carved on the stone.
It's "next door neighbour"
Date is 1612 at the base.
Aside from the "T", not able to make outuch of the top.
Methinks they should have used a larger stone. It's a large an ornate "Y" used in the word yards.
There's something at the base, but unable to make out what is carved on the stone.
It's "next door neighbour"
Date is 1612 at the base.
Aside from the "T", not able to make outuch of the top.
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Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
During todays 'allowed exercise'
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
1.
'Bar House'
Wakefield - Doncaster TurnPike Road
(A638, in present parlance)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2250225
https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101262130-bar-house-hessle-and-hill-top#.XrFcA0BFzIU
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
1.
'Bar House'
Wakefield - Doncaster TurnPike Road
(A638, in present parlance)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2250225
https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101262130-bar-house-hessle-and-hill-top#.XrFcA0BFzIU
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
During todays 'allowed exercise'
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
2.
Brackenhill
Ackworth
A638 Doncaster Road
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4099643
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
2.
Brackenhill
Ackworth
A638 Doncaster Road
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4099643
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
During todays 'allowed exercise'
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
3.
(junction with Dicky Sykes Lane)
Brackenhill
Ackworth
Wakefield - Doncaster TurnPike Road
(A638, in present parlance)
Featured before, but on looking at it, there's an eroded 'BM' on the side too
(it looks like one anyway)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6076625
It's outside; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4099649
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
3.
(junction with Dicky Sykes Lane)
Brackenhill
Ackworth
Wakefield - Doncaster TurnPike Road
(A638, in present parlance)
Featured before, but on looking at it, there's an eroded 'BM' on the side too
(it looks like one anyway)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6076625
It's outside; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4099649
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
During todays 'allowed exercise'
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
4.
Ackworth Moor Top
Wakefield - Doncaster TurnPike Road, at the (now...) roundabout with the Pontefract - Barnsley road/A628
(A638, in present parlance)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6035547
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
4.
Ackworth Moor Top
Wakefield - Doncaster TurnPike Road, at the (now...) roundabout with the Pontefract - Barnsley road/A628
(A638, in present parlance)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6035547
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
During todays 'allowed exercise'
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
5.
Ackworth Bridge Road
(off Rigg Lane)
Situated in a triangle between Low Ackworth, East Hardwick & Thorpe Audlin
Here Ends Ackworth Bridle Road
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4401602
Locals, or those simply familiar with the area, may be able to roughly trace where I rode
5.
Ackworth Bridge Road
(off Rigg Lane)
Situated in a triangle between Low Ackworth, East Hardwick & Thorpe Audlin
Here Ends Ackworth Bridle Road
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4401602
