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near to Armitage Bridge, Kirklees, England

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	Bridge over hole, off the lane to South Crosland by Chris
	Western end of the Dean Wood footpath by John Slater
	Stony Batter, School Hill, South Crosland by Humphrey Bolton A row of houses at the north-western end of South Crosland village. The cottage in the foreground has weaver's windows - long and with many small lights with stone mullions between.
	Footpath in Dean Wood, Netherton by Chris Wimbush
	Crosland Hill Airstrip, Huddersfield by Ian M 'Off we go ...', nearly there.
	Golden Saxifrage in Dean Clough by Chris Yeates The bright green areas of Golden Saxifrage show where the seepage areas of this steep clough come to the surface.
	Grazing and bank near Hill Tree Park by JThomas
	Plant fossil in Coal Measures sandstone, Crosland Moor by Chris See Link and Link
	Thannet Well, South Crosland by Humphrey Bolton Water, water everywhere at present, but not a drop into this trough. This seems strange, as I would expect there to be a steady flow from an aquifer; there is a steep hillside above.
	Turbid Lane, South Crosland by michael ely This is a short, muddy byway heading southeast from Intake Lane through farmland. It links up with other byways/farm roads before emerging in South Crosland village. A great adventure if you like mud.
	'Front gardens', Stony Batter [2] by Christine Johnstone Actually on the opposite side of the road to the houses.
	Threshold of Runway 25, Crosland Moor Airfield, Huddersfield by Chris Plentiful supply of windflowers along the runway edge, behind which is a deep quarry. The arrows and line on the runway indicate a displaced threshold, i.e. do not land before the line. This is because there is a quarry under the approach... (more)