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English: Five Pits Trail. This southerly facing photograph¹ is of the Pilsley-Tibshelf section of the Five Pits Trail as it approaches Tibshelf.
In the foreground the trail is levelling off after a short but steep climb from Westwood Beck (behind the viewpoint). At the metal barrier ahead the trail is met from the left (easterly) by a 625630. The track leads to an area of allotments but the footpath goes on to connect with a point close to 592316. Some 50metres beyond the barrier the trail meets Church Lane where it crosses 635412 (the grassy area ahead) but which was once a cutting carrying the Great Central Railway. The church tower on the left belongs to St John the Baptist Church² and the adjacent houses are on High Street, Tibshelf (B6014). To see another photograph of the trail taken from the same viewpoint but facing in the opposite (south south-easterly) direction, click here 625331. To see a more southerly (ahead) photograph of the trail, click here 635412. To see a more north north-westerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of the trail, click here 624407. ¹ A focal length of some 70- to 80mm was used to compress the foreground and background. In reality, therefore, the church and houses are not quite as close as they appear in the image. ² St John the Baptist Church http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DBY/Tibshelf/DARGNotes.html is in the Alfreton deanery of the Church of England. |
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| Author | Alan Walker |
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