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Barn View, Pilsley Road, S45 8ED

The photograph shows the Image (in Lower Pilsley) end of a footpath that leads across fields from Image (Pilsley). The gateway is the entrance to Image (behind the viewpoint) and the footpath passes through the gap on the right-hand side of the gate. For a more southerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of the footpath , click here Image

The photograph, looking in a southerly direction, shows the entrance to Park House Farm, Lower Pilsley and was taken from Pilsley Road. Just to the left of this photograph (off the picture) is the start of a footpath that connects Pilsley Road with Image, Pilsley. Here is another view of the Image Here is another view of Image To the left (east) Image leads toward the Image at Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley. To the right (west) Image leads toward Danesmoor and Clay Cross.

The photograph shows Pilsley Road at Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley looking toward Danesmoor and Clay Cross. The picture was taken from near the entrance to Image, which is on the left and just behind the viewpoint. To see another photograph of Pilsley Road, taken from very nearly the same viewpoint but looking in the other (easterly) direction, click here Image Behind the viewpoint the road continues easterly toward Image at Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley. See also two photographs taken by Alan Heardman of this road about one kilometre to the southwest: Image Image

The photograph shows a public footpath that connects Image (southerly, behind the viewpoint) with Image (northerly, ahead) in Lower Pilsley. To the left, off the photograph, is Park House Farm. Ahead the footpath continues to Pilsley Road via the Image to the farm. For a more southerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of the footpath, click here Image

The photograph shows a public footpath that connects Image (southerly, behind the viewpoint) with Image (northerly, ahead) in Lower Pilsley. The buildings are those of Image Ahead the footpath continues, via a stile, to pass close by the right-hand side of the farmhouse. For a more northerly (ahead) photograph of the footpath, click here Image For a more southerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of the footpath, click here Image

Built into the end of an old barn at the top of Hagg Hill, this carved stone is said to come from the original Park Hall, and is reputed to be the oldest piece of surviving architecture in Pilsley.

This ballgames court is on a children’s Image in Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley. The road to the right (south) of the playing field is Image The road ahead (east, with the houses) is Image

The photograph shows Pilsley Road looking toward Image at Parkhouse Green, Lower Pilsley. The picture was taken from near the entrance to Image, which is on the right and just behind the viewpoint. The grassed area on the left is a children’s Image, which includes this Image The houses ahead are on Image, which leads left (northward) toward North Wingfield. To see another photograph of Pilsley Road, taken from very nearly the same viewpoint but looking in the other (westerly) direction, click here Image Behind the viewpoint the road continues westerly toward Danesmoor and Clay Cross.

The photograph shows a public footpath that connects Image (southerly, behind the viewpoint) with Image (northerly, ahead) in Lower Pilsley. The buildings are those of Park House Farm. For a photograph of the footpath from the same viewpoint, but looking in the opposite (southerly) direction, click here Image The footpath continues toward Image via the stile in the hedge (left, ahead). Behind the viewpoint (southerly) the footpath crosses a Image to continue across this Image