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near to Stanley, Wakefield, England

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	Balk Lane - Ferry Lane by Betty Longbottom
	Canal south of Stanley Ferry by DS Pugh Looking along the Aire and Calder Navigation with the towpath forming part of National Cycle Network route 67.
	Narrowboats and cottages at Stanley Ferry by derek dye
	Marshland alongside Balk Lane by Stephen Craven A reed bed between the byway and the lake.
	The former Ship Inn on Ferry Lane by Ian S
	Viking - The Head by Mike Kirby A beautiful wood panelled WC completes the tour of the interior of the vessel. Note the picture on the back wall depicting a boat with a row of tom puddings in tow.
	Footpath in Stanley Flash nature reserve, Stanley Ferry by Humphrey Bolton This is the path from the entrance at Ramsden's Bridge.
	Agricultural enclave by Jonathan Thacker To the left and behind me the land has subsuded due to mining and now consists of a series of ponds. To the right, in the distance, is new housing.
	Freda Carless (3) by Mike Kirby Bow view of the barge.
	Ramsden Bridge on the Aire and Calder Navigation by Martyn Pattison This swing bridge is on the Aire & Calder Navigation, just south of Stanley Ferry, near Wakefield. Photo taken from the East bank of the canal.
	Methane vent, Parkhill, Wakefield by Christine Johnstone One of several on this land. Post-industrial landscape now part of the Southern Washlands nature corridor.
	Ferryboat Fields and Welbeck landfill site by Christine Johnstone This area was once farmland, and then the Welbeck landfill site. As phases of the landfill are completed, sections are restored and opened to the public as "Ferryboat Fields". They form part of the Southern Washlands nature corridor.