Mytholmroyd

At White Lee Recreation Ground, Mytholmroyd.

This is actually a very 'scruffy' little waterfall made to look better with a long exposure!

Shoulder of Mutton pub in Mytholmroyd.

Mytholmroyd.

Station duties are underway at Mytholmroyd for 10 late 1D75 the 10:43 Leeds to Chester via Halifax.

the hero of the village this boggart

At White Lee Recreation Ground, Mytholmroyd.

Mytholmroyd.

Poetry reading by Simon Armitage as part of his Pennine Way walk.

Mytholmroyd.

At White Lee Recreation Ground, Mytholmroyd.

The Royal Oak, Burnley Road, Mytholmroyd. Now private appartments.

Hillside in-between Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge.

Mytholmroyd.

Internal view showing the pulpit with delicate railings to the steps. Used as an illustration in Gertrude Attwood's book"A Village Childhood"

Mytholmroyd.

Holmfirth Branch Line

View from Mytholmroyd station platform, waiting for the sun to come up, or the late train to arrive, which ever comes first.

View On Black

A view of Mytholmroyd from Height Road.

Work has started to restore the very unusual three storey L & Y station building at Mytholmroyd on the Calder Valley line. Here we see a view upwards showing the height - a staircase runs round the inside of the building which must have taxed travellers with suitcases over many years. Access is now via a station ramp. The building is being restored for community use.

Former site of Mytholmroyd East Signal Box. This is on Route 66 Calder Valley Greenway, between Mytholmroyd and Brearley.

skiy above mytholmroyd

A tiny foxglove blooming amidst delicate grasses.

boggley wiggins the boggart ready for the tour de france in the riverside café in mytholmroyd

Can anyone read it? In different light it might be obvious of course - I should carry a torch with me perhaps! :-)

St Michael's Churchyard, Mytholmroyd.

Burnley Road, Mytholmroyd, at the junction with New Road.

Quick snap at Mytholmroyd Station for Tom's "Monday Morning" idea. I'm hoping for something better next week. Oh, how rubbish is that graffiti!? On the plus side, the walls of "Timmy's Treat" can be seen coming down the left side of the plantation, and down through the fields to our house.

View On Black

Mytholmroyd Railway Station, looking in the direction of

Hebden Bridge.

Green doors. 7th in the series.

Dangling out mullioned window amid a sea of millstone grit.

Ilford XP2, taken 1987ish.

A view of the River Calder at Hawksclough, Mytholmroyd.

Poetry reading by Simon Armitage as part of his Pennine Way walk.

Reservoir in Upper Cragg Vale near Mytholmroyd.

this boggart watches who comes and goes from mytholmroyd station