IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Lansbury Avenue, CHESTERFIELD, S45 8EH

The photograph shows Lansbury Avenue and was taken from its northern (cul-de-sac) end. To the right is an Image to a field and footpath. Behind the viewpoint and to the left of the photograph is the exit from a Image that carries the infant River Rother under the village from the eastern side. To see a photograph of Lansbury Avenue taken from a few metres ahead of this viewpoint, but looking back in the opposite (northerly) direction, click here Image To see a more southerly (ahead) photograph of Lansbury Avenue, but looking back toward this viewpoint, click here Image

The photograph shows the newer section of Lansbury Avenue running in a north north-westerly direction. In the foreground of the picture is the turning circle at, what used to be, the end of the cul-de-sac. The middle ground shows some of the new housing in the extension to the cul-de-sac. Across the fields, in the distance, can be seen a Image that runs from the end of Lansbury Avenue to Image For a more northerly (ahead) photograph of Lansbury Avenue, click here Image For a more southerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Lansbury Avenue, click here Image

The photograph shows Queensway. The road joining from the left (just ahead of the pedestrian) is Image The Image on the left are typical of many built in the village. To see a photograph from near to, but behind, this viewpoint, looking in the opposite direction, click here Image To see a more northerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Queensway looking back, toward the viewpoint, from Queensway’s junction with Pear Tree Road click here Image To see a more southerly (ahead) photograph of Queensway but looking back, toward this viewpoint, click here Image

The photograph shows Image (foreground and to the left) at its junction with Image A few metres behind the viewpoint is the avenue’s Image with Image To see another photograph (in the opposite direction) of this junction, click here Image To see a more north-westerly (ahead) photograph of Lansbury Avenue, click here Image

This photograph shows the view over a field toward the rear of houses on the south-western side of Image The photograph was taken from a footpath that heads onward and off the left hand side of the photograph to an Image with Image To see a photograph of the footpath taken from a more south-westerly (behind the viewpoint) position, click here Image

Looking toward Image from its junction with Image

These bungalows on Image are typical many built in the village.

The photograph shows Lansbury Avenue (foreground and to the right) at its junction with Image To the right is the avenue’s Image with Image To see another view (in the opposite direction) of this junction, click here Image To see a more north-westerly (behind the viewpoint) view of Lansbury Avenue, click here Image

The photograph shows the entrance to Image from a field to the southwest of the avenue. This entrance also carries a public footpath from Lansbury Avenue along the north-western edge of the field (behind the viewpoint) that links with others leading to Padleywood Farm, Pilsley Green, Hallgate lane and elsewhere. For a metre or so the grounds of the new dwelling (left and Centre) are built over the infant River Rother. To see a photograph taken from a more south-westerly (behind the viewpoint) position along the footpath, click here Image

The photograph, taken from close by the end of Image, shows the exit of the culvert that carried the infant River Rother from Image under the central part of the village. To see the upstream entrance to the culvert, click here Image To see a downstream photograph of the River Rother (westerly and more attractive!), click here: Image