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Tag: Ginnel
Showing latest 50 of 65 images tagged with Ginnel tag.
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'Ginnel' linking Oak Road and Pawson Street to Wakefield Road (A650)
by Peter Wood geograph for square SE2526 Looking south-westward.
The Wikapedia link for Ginnel :... (more)
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Ginnel leading of York Road, Wetherby
by Chris Heaton geograph for square SE4048 Opposite Freemans Way, off York Road the ginnel gives access to the B6164,... (more)
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Ginnel off Westgate
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE4048 The ginnel leads from Westgate to St James's Road. The modern "no... (more)
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Union Street Vicinity, Ashbourne, Derbys.
by David Hallam-Jones geograph for square SK1746 200-300 yards along a ginnel known as The Channel, northwest of Market Place,... (more)
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Market Place Vicinity, Ashbourne, Derbys.
by David Hallam-Jones geograph for square SK1746 A ginnel known as The Channel, northwest Market Place, entering & leaving... (more)
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Ginnel off Lockwood Street, York
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square SE6052 Part of "York's oldest and longest ginnel". The route of the... (more)
Tags:
long distance path:Centenary WayX
type:GeographX
Ginnel
subject:PathX
top:PathsX
Route of Roman RoadX
Urban PathX
place:YorkX
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Ginnel off Lord Mayor's Walk, York
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square SE6052 Part of "York's oldest and longest ginnel". The route of the... (more)
Tags:
long distance path:Centenary WayX
top:City, Town CentreX
type:GeographX
Ginnel
subject:PathX
top:PathsX
Route of Roman RoadX
Urban PathX
place:YorkX
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Ginnel off Tempest Road
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2930 This ginnel cuts across three other roads at an angle to reach Cross Flatts... (more)
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Ginnel from Windmill Hill to Moorfield Gardens
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2132 The ginnel runs alongside the cricket club. It has the status of a public footpath.
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Virgin snow in the ginnel
by Graham Hogg geograph for square SK3284 The ginnel links Button Hill and Sunningdale Mount. No footprints yet on the... (more)
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Silver Lane
by Bob Harvey geograph for square TF0207 One of the Ginnels or Alleyways of Stamford. I've also seen it spelled... (more)
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Shivering Ginnel
by Chris Heaton geograph for square SD7547 Apt title for this track considering the conditions. The ginnel widens at this... (more)
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A ginnel in Settle
by Ian Greig geograph for square SD8163 |
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Church Lane, Horbury
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2918 The "lane", taking a tortuous and probably ancient route towards the... (more)
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Ginnel from Raynville Avenue to Broad Lane
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2535 Useful for children going to Hollybush School, and also now for customers of the... (more)
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Ginnel from Church Street to Victoria Terrace
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2635 |
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Ginnel, Gallows Hill, Omagh
by Kenneth Allen geograph for square H4472 Looking south-west from Fairmount Road
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Footpath to Broad Lane
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2435 The path runs from Upper Town Street to Broad Lane. The old stone wall gives an... (more)
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Path from Fairfield Street to Fairfield Terrace
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2334 Typical of the sort of ginnel found in these parts.
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Ginnel from Cockshott Drive to Stanningley Road
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2534 See SE2534 : Footpath linking Stanningley Road & Cockshott Drive for a view in the other direction.
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Whalley Range, ginnel
by Mike Faherty geograph for square SJ8295 Between Milner Street and St. John's Road.
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Ginnel into Donald Avenue
by Gerald England geograph for square SJ9594 From the path that leads to the Trans Pennine Trail.
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Worth Way outside Crown Saw Mills
by Chris Heaton geograph for square SE0640 The initial foray of this long distance footpath brings it down narrow passages... (more)
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Ginnel off St John's Street, Ashbourne
by Alexander P Kapp for square SK1846 |
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Ginnel off Silver Street, Durham
by Alexander P Kapp geograph for square NZ2742 |
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Walled footpath off Huntington Road, York
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square SE6052 Part of "York's oldest and longest ginnel". The approximate route... (more)
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type:GeographX
Ginnel
path:Narrow WalledX
subject:PathX
top:PathsX
Route of Roman RoadX
Urban PathX
place:YorkX
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Ginnel between North View and Park Row
by Barry Shimmon geograph for square SE1646 |
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Hoadly Snicket
by Tiger geograph for square TL4360 A segregated ginnel or snicket (pedestrians on the left, cyclists to the right)... (more)
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No Cycling? No kidding!
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2037 See SE2037 : Old footpath at Thornhill Street for more detail of the No Cycling sign and the footpath itself.... (more)
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type:GeographX
Ginnel
No Cycling SignX
top:PathsX
Urban FootpathX
top:Village, Rural SettlementX
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Path off Henconner Lane
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2533 This path leads to Greenthorpe Hill SE2533 : Greenthorpe Hill. Like many such urban footpaths... (more)
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Ginnel to Cockshott Drive
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2534 See NJ4300 : Marchnear corner for a view in the opposite direction.
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New barrier on the ginnel from King's Approach to Aston Drive
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2534 There used to be a barrier here, formed of two offset horizontal poles, that... (more)
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Footpath off Harrogate Road, Eccleshill
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE1836 This 'ginnel' in the local dialect leads to Averingcliffe Road.
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Ginnel down the side of the Nag's Head
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE1230 |
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Steps from Parkwood Street to Low Mill Lane
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE0641 This urban footpath or ginnel is part of a direct walking route from the... (more)
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Path from Parkwood Street to Low Mill Lane
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE0641 This urban footpath or ginnel is part of a direct walking route from the... (more)
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Gibble Gabble
by Graham Hogg geograph for square SJ9993 A most unusual street name. A dictionary definition is 'idle, nonsensical... (more)
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place:BroadbottomX
type:GeographX
Ginnel
subject:LaneX
top:PathsX
top:Roads, Road TransportX
top:Village, Rural SettlementX
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Ginnel between Main Street and Dale Road
by Graham Hogg geograph for square SK4496 |
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Ginnel leading to Richards Way
by Graham Hogg geograph for square SK4496 |
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A ginnel in Middlesmoor
by Mick Garratt geograph for square SE0974 |
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Rawtenstall, ginnel
by Mike Faherty geograph for square SD8122 Alleyway between Queen and Parramatta Streets.
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Folly/tower, Arnside
by Karl and Ali geograph for square SD4578 An impressive folly/tower with mock battlements made from rough chunks of... (more)
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building type:FollyX
Ginnel
top:LowlandsX
Mock TowerX
top:PathsX
Public FootpathX
top:Village, Rural SettlementX
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Altrincham, ginnel
by Mike Faherty geograph for square SJ7687 At the back of Stamford New Road. Note the granite setts.
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The 'snicket' from Clarney Avenue to Barnsley Road
by Steve Fareham geograph for square SE4104 Local name for a narrow cut through, sometimes called ginnel.
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Shut junction, Much Wenlock
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square SO6299 A shut is an alley, ginnel, gulley, or jitty. No doubt there are many other names too.
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High Street Passage, Ely
by Chris Heaton geograph for square TL5480 Narrow passageway, suitable only for pedestrians and cycles between Market and... (more)
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Passage to Stewart Street, Doncaster
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE5702 Along the side of the former Horse and Jockey pub. The sign for 'Railway... (more)
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Steps leading to Market Place
by Keith Burroughs for square SD7916 Steps from Back Bridge Street to Market Place.
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Footpath from The Green to Shakespeare Road
by Stephen Craven for square SE1941 The narrow passageway, stone flags and walls suggest this is a route of some antiquity.
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Path from Fairfield Terrace to Fairfield Crescent
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE2334 It was nearly dusk so I took the photo under a streetlamp to help illuminate the scene.
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