Photos by Dave Bramley: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Beautiful shot that one - how fortunate to get the Lancaster banking over as well - nice one!!!

Thats a brilliant pic... captures the town's history and present... well done.

This is a view of Eddlestow from Wirestone Lane at the top of Slack Hill, looking towards Uppertown - not Wooley Moor

I certainly recognise the 2 boats in the foreground. They are both pleasure boats that offer disco cruise etc up and down the river Trent.

Please note correct spelling is Clipstone. There was a village called Clipstone in North Nottinghamshire at the time of the Domesday Book. A new village (called "New Clipstone" to give its full name) when the pit opened in the 1920s. The older part of the village was recently renamed Kings Clipstone (from "Old Clipstone") - in some sort of recognition of Clipstone's other claim to fame as the home for a hunting lodge used by King John in the 13th century. The remnants of the lodge could be seen until vandals stole the remaining stones.

The view is from Victoria Bridge towards Trent Bridge. Victoria Embankment on the left, County Council offices on right.

Hey Geoff, wundervoll. Ein perfektes Foto. Gratulation. Gruß R.

There's a cracking good pub in Cromford called 'The Boat inn' just up a narrow lane. I've a had a few good nights in there watching and listening to some good bands and drinking good real ale.

I take it you know the fabled legend attached to this church concerning virgin brides.

Nice mono shot in 'letterbox' format. I used to pass this place.....every week for nearly 28 years.