Gledhow Valley Road and possible remains of old cottages.

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LS1 wrote: Do you think the steps then that you point out led to them?It makes sense doesnt it? I would think so Lee, It would be good to see if there are any more photos on Leodis, possibly on Harrogate Road looking the other way.    
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View of Harrogate Road looking north, just below the junction with King Lane, taken in the early part of the 20th century before the stone cottages on the right, known as Moor Allerton Bottoms, were demolished to make way for Gledhow Valley Road. Tram lines can seen on the road. Today's street viewhttp://g.co/maps/enxpc    
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Leodian wrote: Oh, and can a tunnel be other than subterranean even if it is very short? Nothing like a bit of tautology. That's my motto, my axiom, that's what I always say...    

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Si wrote: Leodian wrote: Oh, and can a tunnel be other than subterranean even if it is very short? Nothing like a bit of tautology. That's my motto, my axiom, that's what I always say...     You can say that again Si.
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Phills sorted a conundrum. Problem for me with this was that if you say "Gledhow Valley Road" I auto default to section Gledhow Ln>Lake.    

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Forgot the reason I came on for = looking at FGVW site I spotted a lovely atmoshperic shot of Olde Village Gledhowby 'the' bench.As a nipper those lovely old railings were allus painted a nice deep green, no metal showing.    LEO !Good thread. Thought I knew all about the area there. THIS SHOULD FLUSH HIM OUT

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Jogon wrote: Forgot the reason I came on for = looking at FGVW site I spotted a lovely atmoshperic shot of Olde Village Gledhowby 'the' bench.As a nipper those lovely old railings were allus painted a nice deep green, no metal showing.    LEO !Good thread. Thought I knew all about the area there. I recognise that night photo     
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I recognise that phtographer

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Leodian wrote: Si wrote: Leodian wrote: Oh, and can a tunnel be other than subterranean even if it is very short? Nothing like a bit of tautology. That's my motto, my axiom, that's what I always say...     You can say that again Si.

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Talking of tunnels and Gledhow Valley Road, I remember as a kid going through the tunnel under the bridge on Gledhow Lane and being surprised when we came out on the other side of the road 100 yds further up GVR. It was pretty smelly though.

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