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Autumnal Serenity | Sowerby Bridge to Milner Royd

A journey through the textures of autumn in West Yorkshire. The contrast between the rugged industrial heritage of the canal basin and the soft, fading greens of the nature reserve creates a perfect seasonal atmosphere.

The vibrant hues of the narrowboats.

The stillness of the River Calder.

The leaf-covered steps leading into the woods.

See the full series over at Colin Green Photography: Colin Green Photography: Autumnal Serenity: A Scenic Walk on the Canal from Sowerby Bridge to Milner Royd

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The Ancient Landscape and Routeways of Hardcastle Crags Photoset 2, Calderdale

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River Calder from The Hepworth Wakefield footbridge. Saturday, 18 December 2021.

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Brearley Bridge And Weir / Clickasnap

Brearley Bridge and Weir is found on the River Calder between Mytholmroyd and Luddendenfoot, West Yorkshire. The current bridge dates from the 18th century and offers the only vehicle access to Brearley. Picture Copyright © 2017 Colin Green All Rights Reserved

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The Calder and Hebble Navigation. Ravensthorpe to Mirfield

Pictures taken on the Calder and Hebble Navigation between Ravensthorpe and Mirfield, West Yorkshire in April 2015.

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Winter at River Calder, Copley

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High Water Level at County Bridge

County Bridge is the bridge that carries traffic over the River Calder near to where the river joins with the River Ryburn at Sowerby Bridge

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River Calder Riverbank at Mearclough, Sowerby Bridge / ClickASnap

Part of a comic - cartoon art set I have recently been working on, featuring images of Sowerby Bridge, a former industrial town in the Calde