Looking across from the East Bridgford end of the weir.

Ossian Park is a large open grassy area and childrens' play park. It is in a secluded location and only locals are likely to know of it.

This occurred during a thunderstorm back in July 2013. The riverside footpath is still formally closed, although there is a well worn track across the debris.

A rubbing post too I think.

A view of the private road that runs down to the Old Lodge on Ashdown Forest in East Sussex. It's also a public bridleway and footpath.

A section of the medieval moat seen from thr footpath at the gate to Howses.

This occurred during a thunderstorm back in July 2013. The riverside footpath is still formally closed, although there is a well worn track across the debris.

Ossian Park is a large open grassy area and childrens' play park. It is in a secluded location and only locals are likely to know of it.

Opened by the Great Northern Railway in 1878 and (this section} closed in 1988.

The same stream as in [[6491883]]

Ossian Park is a large open grassy area and childrens' play park. It is in a secluded location and only locals are likely to know of it.

Lovely farmland that resembles parkland.

An interestingly named house, parts of which are said to date from the 12th century.

Opened by the Great Northern Railway in 1878. Closed in 1988.

Entrance to Ossian Park - a large open grassy area and childrens' play park. It is in a secluded location and only locals are likely to know of it.