Border bridge, Dore and Totley
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Border bridge, Dore and Totley
Image: © Chris Morgan Taken: 27 Feb 2021
The Old Hay Brook marks the boundary between Totley parish to the south and Dore parish to the north. Both parishes were originally parts of Dronfield parish in Derbyshire only coming into Sheffield and Yorkshire in 1934. These stones also record 11 miles to Bakewell and 5 miles to Sheffield. At most times of the day it is almost impossible to pick out the outlines of the letters cut into the stone. .
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Image Location
Latitude
53.318776
Longitude
-1.525906