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2020.03.07 ** From Sheffield along Canal to Rotherham - leader David Cook - Saturday (Improvised walk as points failure on railway track prevented walkers reaching Kiveton Park for a Penistone Line Partnership walk).
The first part of Park Hill Refurbishment completed |
One of the bridges carrying the trams into Sheffield |
Victoria Quays - the end point of the Sheffield Tinsley Canal |
Repair work in progress on relining bottoms of canal sections close to Victoria Basin - temporary dam walls constructed to permit canal sections to be drained |
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Extracts of notices posted by The Canal and Rivers Trust |
Cadmin Bridge 1819 - stone arch bridge |
Chimney of Sheffield's waste incineration plant - The Sheffield Energy from Waste Plant (EfW Plant), also known as the Sheffield Energy Recovery Facility (ERF), is a modern incinerator which treats Sheffield's household waste. |
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Trams from Sheffield to Meaddowhall or now fairly recently direct to Rotherham |
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A canal inspection in progress? |
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Tow path a bit muddy here but resurfacing work in progress elsewhere along it |
crossed from one side to the other - as tow path position changed |
the ruins of an ancient bascule bridge over the canal? |
Tinsley Flight of locks |
Hope these cyclists have and use warning bells to warn walkers of their silent approach - apparently not a statutory requirement? |
Tinsley Marina |
Sheffield's IKEA a fairly recent addition to the view from the canal and the tram |
The two level Tinsley Viaduct over the Canal. The upper level takes the M1 motorway |
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The River Don to the left - with the canal just visible to the right. |
crossing over the River Don? or where a short length is common with the canal? |
recently built Power Plant -within sight of the canal - more details? |
short common canal / River Don section - note linked buoys presumably to prevent boats being washed over the weir edge leading into the River Don below is broken - probably by recent high flood levels? |
apparently the structure to the left is a fish lift allowing salmon to 'climb' up the river weir |
another view of the weir |
an unused rail bridge - the age of rivets and steel supporting columns? |
note the bigger barge - it's use probably only possible on larger canal / river sections |
Solar panels to left powering static canal boats? |
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Chantry Bridge over The River Don in Rotherham |
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The Stained glass window is modern - depicting the history of the Chapel |
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