Sign on Old Lindley Moor, Old Lindley
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The photograph on this page of Sign on Old Lindley Moor, Old Lindley by Humphrey Bolton as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 15 Oct 2007
Above the steep escarpment of old Lindley Moor is a flat-topped ridge. This was transferred to Huddersfield CB in 1913, and part of it became a cricket ground, part a 'crippled children's home' and part a 'recreation ground' (as on a 6” map of c.1930). This latter is an area of heather with a driveway to a superb viewpoint. This sign is by the side of the driveway.
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