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Seanor Lane, CHESTERFIELD, S45 8DH

The photograph shows the western end of Seanor Lane, a cul-de-sac and unclassified county road, from its junction with Parkhouse Road, Lower Pilsley. To the left Parkhouse Road continues toward its junction with Church Lane and Little Morton Road in North Wingfield. To the right Image continues toward Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley. For a photograph of the eastern (ahead) end of the 'metalled' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paved section of the lane, click here Image

The photograph was taken from the eastern end of the 'metalled' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paved section of the cul-de-sac, Seanor Lane¹ in Lower Pilsley. Just beyond the first telegraph pole on the right is the start of a Image (not obvious in this photograph) connecting Seanor Lane with Dark Lane¹ in North Wingfield. For a photograph of the lane taken from the same viewpoint but looking in the opposite (easterly) direction, click here Image For a photograph of the western (ahead, some 500- to 600metres) end of the lane at its junction with Image¹, click here Image ¹ Road name information from OS Maps at:- Elgin, http://www.elgin.gov.uk/ and the Mapping Portal of the Derbyshire Partnership, http://derbyshiremaps.derbyshire.gov.uk/

The photograph shows a footpath leading northward toward Image (ahead, some 60metres) from Parkhouse Road, Lower Pilsley (behind the viewpoint). For a more northerly (ahead, some 60metres) photograph of this footpath but looking back, toward this viewpoint, click here Image

This view over fields was taken from Image, Lower Pilsley opposite its junction with Image and is looking in a north-westerly direction toward North Wingfield http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Wingfield . The church tower toward the left of the picture is that of Church of St Lawrence The row of houses in the middle distance (centre, right) are on Seanor Lane, Lower Pilsley.

The photograph shows a footpath leading southward (ahead) to Parkhouse Road, Lower Pilsley from the end of Image For a more southerly (ahead, some 60metres) photograph of this footpath but looking back, toward this viewpoint, click here Image

This is the eastern end of the 'metalled' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paved section of Seanor Lane, Lower Pilsley and it is at this point that two public footpaths meet the lane. Ahead Image continues for a further 425metres (approximately) where it meets http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=53.1703&lon=-1.3734&scale=25000&icon=x with a bridleway to the Five Pits Trail at Timber Lane. This bridleway is also linked to a number of footpaths, including one to Image near Waterloo. To the left is a Image shared by a footpath to Seanor Farm. To the right (just by the telegraph pole and not the further entrance) is a Image toward Parkhouse Road. The red bin is one of many placed by the local district council for the use of considerate dog owners. For a photograph of the lane taken from the same viewpoint but looking in the opposite (westerly) direction, click here Image Some 500metres to 600metres behind the viewpoint is Image’s junction with Image

This photograph of Seanor Lane, Lower Pilsley shows the last (approximately) 120metres of the compacted stone and earth section before it joins the metalled section (ahead). From the post and wire fence (near right) there is this view of Image For a more westerly (ahead) photograph of Seanor Lane but looking back, toward this viewpoint, click here Image For a more westerly (ahead) photograph of the metalled section of Seanor Lane, click here Image Behind the viewpoint Image continues eastward toward its junction with a bridleway that leads on to the Five Pits Lane at Timber Lane.

This section of Seanor Lane is a constructed from compacted stones and earth. Ahead, where the lane ends, the route continues as a bridleway leading to the Five Pits Trail at Timber Lane. This bridleway is also linked to a number of footpaths, including one to Image near Waterloo. For a more easterly (ahead) photograph of Seanor Lane but looking back, toward this viewpoint, click here Image A few metres behind this viewpoint is the eastern end of the 'metalled' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paved section of Image, Lower Pilsley.

The photograph shows a track that shares a footpath to Image¹ (the buildings on the right) from Image¹, Lower Pilsley. See also this photograph by Nikki Mahadevan, Image ¹ Road/Farm name information from OS Maps at:- Elgin, http://www.elgin.gov.uk/ and the Mapping Portal of the Derbyshire Partnership, http://derbyshiremaps.derbyshire.gov.uk/

The western end of Seanor Lane is metalled but, from Bridle Path Farm onward, the eastern end (part of which is seen here) is constructed of compacted stones and earth.