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Very interesting thank you 😎

It's a shame the old building has not been used for something. The station is looking good now it is cared for. I remember the old one well and it was sad it got vandalised. The huge signalbox had 64 levers only 1,2 63 and 64 were in use when it closed.

great video Nigel thanks !

Good video, "On time and within budget", not a term recent/present governments will be familiar with or concerned about.😢

Great video, thanks very much.

Epic.

Great video Nigel ❤

Hello mate

Aww

What a great posting. I have some info about how things in this looked and so many questions I would like answering. Bit of a cheek I know but, would anybody who knows about the old photos be willing to meet up for a coffee and talk me through some of them?

Great video. Went to Clay House from Sowerby Bridge a couple of weeks ago. Now I know how to get up to the viaduct. Thank you

Mum and dad were the Southwells

Enjoyed that. I first came across "thankful villages" in a book by Stuart Maconie. Culpho is a few miles from Ipswich, where I grew up and I've cycled through the village hundreds of times. I'd never noticed or considered the lack of a war memorial until now. Thanks.

I’m from this area nice video 😊 the briggs are not nice family still till today 😂

Nice work Nigel.lovely drone work mate.

Where the acer mill was that killed so many workers

Nice video Nigel. Was lovely to meet you in Tod 3 weeks ago. Angelo ❤

Some good clear footage there, Nigel. Haven't been up to Old Town for a while so it's nice to see it again.

Hi Nigel. Me and my girlfriend popped into the mill to see you yesterday. One of the girls said you was currently off. Hoping you're well. Paul & Helen

Ìt is sowerby bridge

I don't know but i always kinda have a feeling seeing an Old trains and railways always fascinates me every time.

Just come across these videos nigel & ive got to say the drone footage & pictures are amazing

you can walk to the back of the tunnel/ blockage without issue. Clayton tunnel has the remains of a cannabis farm in the far end that was in the papers...

Yup, ladybird larvae. Good news for your garden because they eat aphids and greenfly by the boat load.

That's a baby ladybird / ladybird larvae. They love eating pests :)

This is so iconic

Not sure, I'll check it out, I just know it ran through Pellon and Wheatley

I'm sure that there was another line that went from Halifax to Holmfield and it went over the bottom end of Boy Lane in Wheatley

Amazing how quickly you can get from Mytholmroyd to Tod when there aren't any roadworks...

Spooky interesting but very sad story, would be great if you found out what happened to the person who admitted to the muder, and the outcome of the trial. Thanks.

The picture of Buttress Brink with the woman stood outside the houses and the pram, is a picture of my mom and my sister Julie (in the pram) who died aged 2. My Mom has just passed away 89. I was 5 at the time and now live in NZ

Thank you for taking me back 40 years. I went to JH Whitley school which was just above from where you started. I have walked that route many a time. Cheers

My Husband and me have walked many times on this canal. Walked from Hebden Bridge to Todmorden onto Walsden then Rochdale, and back again. Phew!! Our feet were sore after, because of the miles, but also we were wearing brand new walking boots, quite a few blisters. But definitely worth it, amazing scenery, and fresh air.

The Mount Skip Inn was later a B&B where my husband and I stayed at one time. ("Inhabited"!!)

Another beauty video.

Great walk Nigel I walk from Stubbing Wharfe a few times a month we really enjoy this stretch of canal I love the old photographs you add they bring loads of memories of my child hood in Heptonstall/ hebden bridge...well done.

That was quiet a hike, thank you

Hi Nigel. Well *that* brought back a few memories ! 😊

wonderful Nigel

Thank you another fascinating and magical video well done.

Great family day 😅

Lived in Sowerby bridge all my 62 years and didnt have a clue about any of this, why all the bridges?, did trains run on a line under each of them?, where did the lines go too and from?, cheers

used to go to scout road school , walked by this every day after calling at mrs laycocks candy store

looks cool

Fascinating,it would be wonderful if such places were still working. I'm not familiar with that area but think I started and finished a long walk at Midgehole about 20 years ago,seem to think we parked near a Working Men's Club?

Lovely scenery, now peaceful after a busy and undoubtedly hectic past. Keep up the good work and stay well.

This is a nice collection. I've not seen some of these before. I wonder what the loads were under the sheets in the pic @1:09? The pic @2:25 may well be the last train *returning via* North Bridge, but it's not North Bridge itself, this is platform 4 at Halifax. The clock is helpfully showing 7.22. The last inbound train was due to arrive from Keighley at 7.19. A parcels train would have left for Bradford at 8.05 but did not return. Following closure of the line to passenger traffic, the 8.05 parcels train continued to run, but went via Low Moor. Many thanks for putting this together! Best wishes, Ed.

Great filming, thank you. I used to walk up Scout Road and then climb up to where you are filming. This was over 40 years ago so it was not woodland covered back then. Would then walk over the Nab End quarry to where i lived at the time. This was just one shortcut home from Calder High School in the late 70s for me.

This area is absolutely our most favourite place to visit. You'll fall in love with the area, we have stayed a few times in the Mount skip b&b fantastic place beyond comfortable, and the breakfast are amazing. Clean fresh air can't beat the Calder Valley. Hope your feeling better mate?

I came to Halifax in around 76/77 from Ireland i worked in Hillcrest foundry brighouse rd. i only stayed a couple of years then i went back home on Saturdays there was a big market day in the piece hall it was a fantastic atmosphere brings back great memories i loved Halifax of course it's changed. great video.