Reservoir?

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I've been reading a 'blog' type thingy, & am now trying to figure out where a structure featured isAll it says is 'near Bradford'http://fixedgearleeds.blogspot.com/2010 ... inksAnyone got any clues please?

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(looks like Herne Hill with post-winter pot holes!!)

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I think it might be one of the reservoirs near Hawksworth (Guiseley, not Horsforth). Not sure which one though.

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chameleon wrote: (looks like Herne Hill with post-winter pot holes!!) Till I read that it was 'near Bradford', I thought it was an odd angle photo of a section of the old (& very wet!) banking at Brooklands - the motor-racing circuit, not the estate near Seacroft!! simong wrote: I think it might be one of the reservoirs near Hawksworth (Guiseley, not Horsforth). Not sure which one though. Thanks for the suggestion, but having looked at them on the aeriel view on 'Multi-Map', they appear to be earthern in construction (Reva reservoir)I even considered one of the ponds/dams at Esholt Sewerage Works as a possibilty

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Think you could well be right, looking at it via the 'birds-eye' feature on 'Multi-Map', there is definately a banking of sorts to the south-west corner.Thanks, I knew that someone on here would come up trumps

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I've been informed that it's not the place in question.Sadly there's no clues forthcoming, save that it's on the 'old' Goggle Earth maps

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It certainly looks like a reservoir but with very low water levels, so it may not look like it does in the image in normal weather. It would be interesting to know where it is.
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RichT wrote: I've been informed that it's not the place in question.Sadly there's no clues forthcoming, save that it's on the 'old' Goggle Earth maps how old? - could be an old mill or old service res but most of the uncovered ones were taken out of service years ago and neither them or raw water res's tend to be tarmaced.    

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The pictures in question look like a bigger version of this war-time static water tank seen under construction near the market.    
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