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Bridges In Heywood
Bridges In Heywood
Some fantastic Bridges In Heywood photos from Harold Howarth, will be posted over the next few days. Please click subscribe on the right to be informed of all new content posted to the site.
Barbara England Not quite sure how it comes into remembering Heywood, I know that Heywood is to all intents and purpose a part of Rochdale, but the people of Heywood still class Heywood as Heywood and not the sprawling mass that is Rochdale, forgive me if I am wrong b…See More
Roy Taylor This is Heywood, Queens Park down by the river the foot bridge across to Plumpton Woods isn’t it Neil?
Kathryn Spratt Looks like bottom of Queens Park to me when the river used to go Dow there
Barbara England If you check the structures on the opposite bank in the first picture, there is nothing that compares to them near the penny bridge nor has there ever been.
Barbara England The second picture as the river flows you would have to have been stood between the Queens park road bridge, from that angle the woods climb to crimble, they don’t descend as this picture shows.
Barbara England As I say, born and bred Heywood, that is not the park, I have taken photo’s around this area, and yet to come up with these views. The closest you would get to it would be Heap Bridge near Duxbury’s and I very much doubt that.
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Some fantastic Bridges In Heywood photos from Harold Howarth
Barbara England Not to be too boring the black and white pic is Queens Park road bridge. the third pic of the original three posted, when enlarged shows a pylon, never seen one in the park area, and on the far side of the bridge is a car, how did that get parked up i…See More
Roy Taylor You are enjoying yourself Barbara, it could just be the other side of the Queens Park Bridge towards Bamford Road, there is another footbridge down there, is there not?
Winnie Mandella You’re right Dave, not in Heywood.
Barbara England Thanks Pete, I’ll sleep easy tonight, ever doubted myself, just trying to rack my brain as to where there was another similar bridge and kept coming up with a blank. Roy Taylor never seen one between Queens Park Road and Bamford Rd.
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