A North Dean Woods Winter.
North Dean Woods are a typical example of British Woodland through the ages. They can be found on the outskirts of Greetland, Calderdale stretching from the valley bottom alongside the River Calder to the top of the hill, just below Norland. There are many paths to walk through the wood, but for these sets of pictures I took the one that starts at Wilson Bridge alongside St Stephens Church, up through the woods along North Dean Road, before following a woodland Path and finishing just before Donkey Bridge which is below Pickwood Lane, Norland.
The pictures were taken with a Nikon d3300 SLR camera on the 29th December 2017, they can be seen below and on Clickasnap.
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| Taken at the bottom of North Dean Road, I had just crossed the River Calder via Wilson Bridge and passed St Stephens Church. |
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| The copley valley and railway viaducts viewed from North Dean |
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| This lane looks up towards Pickwood Scar, Norland. I'd not long since passed over Donkey Bridge |
