Showing posts with label Colden Clough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colden Clough. Show all posts
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
colden valley: blue flowers, may
Bluebells in the valley bottom. Spring 2012.
colden valley: blue flowers, may, a photo by phil openshaw on Flickr.
colden valley: blue flowers, may, a photo by phil openshaw on Flickr.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Colden valley- traces
Remains of mill buildings are much more visible aling the valley bottom due to flood erosion during the summer.
Colden valley- traces, a photo by phil openshaw on Flickr.
Colden valley- traces, a photo by phil openshaw on Flickr.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Eaves wood
Eaves wood Covers the Eastern side of Colden Clough. This composite photograph was taken at the top of the wood near Heptonstall. The wood can be reached from the path from Hebden Bridge via Hellhole rocks, or by following the main road north from Heptonstall and turning left down green lane. It can also be accessed by walking to the end of Eaves Lane in Mytholm.
There are a number of well constructed paths and steps through the woods which some claim to have resulted from quarrying. There are also local stories of the paths being constructed as an employment creation initiative, perhaps during the Great Cotton Famine (1862-4) or during the 1920s.
There are a number of well constructed paths and steps through the woods which some claim to have resulted from quarrying. There are also local stories of the paths being constructed as an employment creation initiative, perhaps during the Great Cotton Famine (1862-4) or during the 1920s.
Eaves wood, a photo by phil openshaw on Flickr.
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