Joe Green – Midget Submarine
About 15 years ago (2002) the late Joe Green of this village asked me to undertake research into his claim that he witnessed the passage of a mini submarine on … Continue Reading →
About 15 years ago (2002) the late Joe Green of this village asked me to undertake research into his claim that he witnessed the passage of a mini submarine on … Continue Reading →
I was initially astounded to find out how many fishing lets/sites there are in Methley and as you could write what I know about angling on a pinhead in … Continue Reading →
Highly photogenic – the river and all it’s traffic offer, even the most amateur of photographers an opportunity to grasp pleasure of the subject and the medium being used. … Continue Reading →
Worried about the effect on the river population by the avaricious cormorants and to a lesser extent the common tern. Then worry no more, the picture attached has been computer … Continue Reading →
In March 1988 after some unsuccessful piling repairs, the north bank of the river Aire (the old river) breached at a point some yards downstream from Lemonroyd locks. The Opencast … Continue Reading →
It was quite some time after completion of the new river construction that we decided to go and see it for ourselves. The plan was to drive to the marina … Continue Reading →
The hamlet of Astley lies between the River Aire and the Aire and Calder canal (Yorkshire Evening Paper 1959) One of the houses was formerly the Caroline Inn. The toll … Continue Reading →
These images show the natural waterways visible along Methley’s footpaths and walks. Visible are illustrations of river craft and natural life. ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]