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Dist:0.4km north<br/>This part of Topcliffe Lane is now a mere footpath but I can remember when it was still navigable by car in the 1980s. The chimney to the left is Oak Mills and the one to the right is Tingley Mills.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.5km north<br/>The Gardeners, a Tetleys pub on the junction of Magpie Lane and Middleton Road. Taken from the end of Albert Road.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.6km north<br/>Being Christmas Day, I should imagine this poultry farmer has had a recent busy period.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.6km north<br/>Poultry farmer in one of Morleys last remaining rural areas. (Thank you Barrats).

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.7km south<br/>Rumour has it that this area may soon be covered by yet another housing estate. More precious urban greenery gone!

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.7km south<br/>Oddly enough, empty at this time of year!

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.8km west<br/>Built 1854, this is being converted into flats.

©Betty Longbottom

Dist:0.8km south<br/>This pet supply and veterinary are situated on the site of the former Tingley gasworks.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.8km south<br/>This entire area used to be a vast British Gas depot.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.8km west<br/>Built 1896, this has been converted into flats.

©Betty Longbottom

Dist:0.8km northwest<br/>Looking SW from the footbridge above Morley Low.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.9km south<br/>Noon, Christmas Day 2006.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.9km south<br/>According to my good watch this is what Morley looked like at noon on Xmas day 2005. Looking N towards the town centre from the disused railway embankment near to Topcliffe Mills. Look closely, there are still one or two mill chimneys remaining of the once proud textile town.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.9km north<br/>Remaining train station in Morley, Leeds.

©Steve Partridge

Dist:0.9km northwest<br/> 1st steam powered in Yorks. built 1790 by Earl of Dartmouth.
I remember watching my Gran/Aunty at looms in weaving shed 1940's

©Bryan Sykes

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Saturday 20 September, 2008

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Monday 06 October, 2008
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Monday 06 October, 2008
Season starts now - Hetherington
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Monday 06 October, 2008

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