IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Barnetts Way, CHESTERFIELD, S45 8BF

The photograph shows the north-eastern end (beyond the bollards) of Acres Road, Lower Pilsley. Acres Road is a cul-de-sac shaped a little like the letter ‘T’ the horizontal stroke of which is shown in this photograph. Ahead and to the right is the ‘vertical stroke’ as Image turns 90° toward its Image with Rupert Street. The ‘horizontal stroke’ of the ‘T’ is very lopsided: the northerly side being longer than that of the southerly side. From the bollards (and behind the viewpoint) is a small section of Image that is divorced from the greater part of its length by a short section of footpath. Vehicular access to this (approximately) 15metre section is via a Image linking the road with Image (behind the viewpoint and to the right). A Image to the southern end of the greater part of The Acres (some 30metres distant) is behind the viewpoint.

The cul-de-sac, Hazel Avenue, from its junction with Image Ahead and opposite to where the white van is parked (though not visible in this photograph) are some garages, by the side of which is a short path that links Hazel Avenue to Rupert Street. The path joins Image opposite the Image Behind the viewpoint and some 30 metres to the right is Acres Road’s junction with Image

Acres Road from its junction with Rupert Street. The road is a cul-de-sac and is shaped a little like the letter ‘T’ the horizontal stroke of which, in this photograph, is ahead (in a north-easterly direction) in front of the facing bungalow. The ‘horizontal stroke’ of the ‘T’ is very lopsided: the left (northerly) side being longer than that of the right. Some 40metres into the road, on the left, can be seen the junction with Image and some 30metres beyond that on the right (and barely visible in this photograph) is the junction with Image To see a photograph from the other end of Acres Road but looking back, toward this viewpoint, click here Image To see a photograph of the 'horizontal stroke' section of the 'T', click here Image To the left of the Image Rupert Street continues northward toward Parkhouse Green. To the right Image continues southward toward its junction with Image

The photograph shows a view over fields and a public footpath dropping down toward Image running through the hollow in the middle distance with the line of trees. From a viewpoint further along the footpath (ahead under the power lines) there is this view of an Image Some 100metres behind the viewpoint (and taken from approximately the same point as the photograph described next) is this photograph of a Image Also, some 100metres behind the viewpoint (and taken from approximately the same point as the photograph described previously) is this photograph of a Image looking toward Locko Plantation. Behind the viewpoint the footpath continues toward Image and Image

This stile is at the western end of a small wooded area growing on the site of the western end of a cutting that carried railway sidings servicing the local colliery. The public footpath crossing the stile leads from the wooded area (behind the viewpoint) across fields toward Image between Waterloo and Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley. For a more northerly (ahead) view of the footpath, click here Image For a more southerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of the footpath, click here Image

This short footpath links the greater part of The Acres to a short divorced section that has no direct vehicular link. The divorced section of Image (ahead) is linked to Image by a Image The red bin in the photograph is one of many positioned by the local district council for the use of responsible dog owners. To see a more northerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of The Acres, click here Image

The photograph shows a public footpath that connects Image (behind the viewpoint) with Image (ahead). Visible through the gate on the left of the photograph were the Image felled during winter gales. Ahead (southerly) the footpath enters a small wooded area via a Image that can be seen in the discontinuity in the hedge line. For a more northerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of the footpath, click here Image

This small wooded area is on the site of the end of a cutting that carried railway sidings servicing the local colliery. The public footpath leads from Image (behind the viewpoint) through the trees and across a Image (ahead) to fields and hence on toward Image between Waterloo and Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley.