The track is the public bridleway below Tuville Court. Ahead are the fields of the upper Hambleden valley.

Fields rising to the south of Dolesden Lane. A scattering of cattle can be seen plus a small gathering in the gateway.

[[994382]] shows much the same scene but before the football match whereas this was afterwards. In the evening light some additional writing is visible on the building. This has been painted over but on occasions can be made out. It reveals that the previous occupiers of the building were Robert Darvall Ltd. Now it is occupied by Business Moves Group. This is their UK headquarters. There might be a connection between the two companies.

Well, I'm not sure of the details but that little yellow trimaran gets dangled off a bridge and sends data to a laptop in the van parked nearby. I did speak to the young man holding the other end of the rope and he spoke in terms of hundreds of tonnes per second. Not something to be underestimated, the power of a drop of rain. This was two days after I took these shots from the same bridge http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/993329 http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/993346 , the water at its highest reached the bush above the path in this picture.

Was part of Pentridge Mill

As it flows between Oxford Road and Pentridge Mill

On the corner of Parliament Street and Oxford Road

Holyhead Mountain can be seen in the background.

This was the entrance to the Hall until Lyall Street was redeveloped into the present day entrance, it is still used but only by pedestrians

Looking W from Hand Bridge Todmorden Road. The chimney is at Pentridge Mill

Looking E from Hand Bridge Todmorden Road