Anyone for ice cream? Early morning light at Ward Lane (Lock 31W) on the Huddersfield Narrow Canal in Diggle. Also known as Geoffrey Dickens Lock...
Saddleworth
This wild, wonderful place has been my home for over 25 years. It’s been good to me in many ways. The inherent drama of the Saddleworth landscape, with its millstone grit, heather moorlands and constantly changing cloudscape, coupled with its fascinating history, clamour for a creative response.
Walking up to Diggle - Navigation Lock (25W) I finished this drawing in the early morning light sat on the canal towpath opposite Victoria Quay...
Walking down the canal towpath towards Saddleworth Viaduct and Lime Kiln Lock (23W) on the Huddersfield Narrow Canal towards Uppermill. All footpaths lead to coffee...
And summer’s lease hath all too short a date. The disused road from Edge Hill leading off Dark Lane and heading towards Friarmere Cricket Club...
Evening sunlight. Walking down Dark Lane towards Delph from St Thomas' Church, Delph Heights. Edgehill is a Grade II listed building and is very distinctive...
Braving those angry skies. St Thomas' Church, Delph Heights. The churchyard contains the war graves of a Royal Scots Fusiliers soldier of World War I...
St Chad Saddleworth – Parish Church. On April 2nd 1832 a landlord and his gamekeeper son were violently murdered at their remote pub on the...
St Chad Saddleworth Parish Church was built between 1830 to 1833; the tower was re-built later circa 1846-7. The interior has many beautiful stained glass...
The Millgate Arts Centre in Delph village is an outlet for a thriving local arts community. The nineteenth century building was formally owned by the...
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