I used to work as a geologist for the NCB (Barnsley Area) during the late 70s and memorably I made one site-visit trip to this locale on a pleasant summer's day. I couldn't believe the contrast to where I worked; my office window had a panoramic view of Grimethorpe power station and the mine-tailings. Barnburgh was like another planet, magical.
Well, I have joined HP and have had no luck yet uploading a picture. I will reboot my puter and try. Then I have thousands that I can inflict upon them!
This little copse is where St. Helen's chapel once stood. It was a little medieval church belonging one of the big Barnbrough families (Cressacre?).
There are no remains left, it has long since vanished.
Loading…
mexpix's conversations
I used to work as a geologist for the NCB (Barnsley Area) during the late 70s and memorably I made one site-visit trip to this locale on a pleasant summer's day. I couldn't believe the contrast to where I worked; my office window had a panoramic view of Grimethorpe power station and the mine-tailings. Barnburgh was like another planet, magical.
more »
My grimping days are done but I have fond memories Randy and a fair few pictures.
J
more »
Nice shot...Like
Best wishes...Haris
more »
Well, I have joined HP and have had no luck yet uploading a picture. I will reboot my puter and try. Then I have thousands that I can inflict upon them!
Cheers Peter from - Jethro
more »
Them were days, eh Peter?
Could never get into the plot of that show though.
Cheers - Jethro
more »
Nice shot, the sea's a wonderful colour !
more »
Belle ambiance
more »
James, would this photobe of any use?
Cheers
William
more »
you can see my house from here
more »
This little copse is where St. Helen's chapel once stood. It was a little medieval church belonging one of the big Barnbrough families (Cressacre?). There are no remains left, it has long since vanished.
more »