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The Crescent, SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD, NG17 3FN

A well established housing estate north of the B6014.

A residential street north of the B6014.

  This southerly facing photograph is of a somewhat litter-strewn public footpath running between Skegby (ahead) and Teversal (behind the viewpoint). The photograph was taken from near the footpaths junction with Ash Grove, Skegby. For a photograph of the footpath taken some 70m ahead, click here:- Image Some 165m behind the viewpoint is an Image

  The photograph shows Elder Street in Skegby. At the viewpoint a public footpath from Teversal to Skegby https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skegby crosses the street right to left. For a photograph of the footpath taken some 75m to the south (left of the viewpoint), click here:- Image For a photograph of the footpath taken some 125m to the north (right of the viewpoint) in a section that runs from Ash Grove to Elder Street, click here:- Image See also this photograph by Andrew Hill :- Image

  This southerly facing photograph is of a public footpath running between Teversal and Skegby. The photograph was taken from a section of the path that runs from Ash Grove (behind the viewpoint) to Image (ahead), both of which are in Skegby https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skegby . For a photograph of the footpath taken some 70m behind the footpath, click here:- Image

  This is the most westerly of four such structures on the Link Trail. Although there are obvious signs of foot traffic there is no route to the north or south of the trail at this point. See also this photograph by Dave Bevis:- Image Some 95m east of this viewpoint Image flows through a culvert under the trail. - - - The underbridges (east to west) on the link trail are:- Image, Image, Image and This photograph. - - - The Link Trail was built on the track bed of the former Great Northern Railway's Teversal branch line, which gave the company access to the collieries at Silverhill and Teversal. This trail is one of three, namely the Link Trail, the Skegby Trail and the Teversal Trail which are collectively referred to as the Teversal Trails. These trails are included in the Ashfield Trails Network http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/planning-and-environment/countryside-and-green-spaces/green-spaces/teversal-trails and the Phoenix Greenways network https://derbyshire.gov.uk/images/Phoenix%20Greenways%202015%20web_tcm44-159660.pdf .

At its junction with Greenland Road.

  The River Meden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Meden emerges from a culvert under the Link Trail. The viewpoint is some 95m east of this Image - - - The Link Trail was built on the track bed of the former Great Northern Railway's Teversal branch line, which gave the company access to the collieries at Silverhill and Teversal. This trail is one of three, namely the Link Trail, the Skegby Trail and the Teversal Trail which are collectively referred to as the Teversal Trails. These trails are included in the Ashfield Trails Network http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/planning-and-environment/countryside-and-green-spaces/green-spaces/teversal-trails and the Phoenix Greenways network https://derbyshire.gov.uk/images/Phoenix%20Greenways%202015%20web_tcm44-159660.pdf .