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The Burnley Bus Company: 2001 SK70BVW Alexander Dennis Enviro 400MMC
New to Burnley & Pendle 'Witchway' liveried Alexander Dennis Enviro 400MMC 2001 SK70BVW is pictured on Todd Street, Manchester, operating an inbound Service X43, on September 7th 2024.
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Transdev: 1868 FJ58LTN Volvo B7RLE/Wright
New to Burnley & Pendle during February 2009 Volvo B7RLE/Wright 1868 FJ58LTN is pictured on Todd Street, Manchester, on an inbound Service X41, on September 7th 2024.
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Winter view of Pendle Hill
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Pendle Hill from Clitheroe Castle
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![The Burnley Bus Company (Transdev Lancashire) 244 YJ17 FWF the current Irwell Line spare bus.](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53973765679_12422bc7a6_b.jpg)
The Burnley Bus Company (Transdev Lancashire) 244 YJ17 FWF the current Irwell Line spare bus.
New to Burnley & Pendle.
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1867. FJ09 KNV: Harrogate & District
Harrogate & District 1867 is leaving Wetherby Bus Station. It is a Volvo B7RLE with Wright Eclipse bodywork, new to Burnley & Pendle in 2009.
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The Judge's Lodgings in Lancaster
The Judge's Lodgings in Lancaster, the city's oldest town house.
Nestled below Lancaster Castle, the Judges' Lodgings dates back nearly 400 years on a site that has been at the centre of Lancaster's history for nearly 2000 years. The current house was built around 1625 by Thomas Covell, Keeper of the Castle and famous for locking up the Pendle Witches during the infamous Lancashire Witch Trials.
From 1826 the house became a lodgings for the travelling 'Red Judges' of the Assizes Courts. Dressed in their scarlet robes, the Judges decided the fate of murderers, forgers and highwaymen at Lancaster Castle. Today the house is home to beautiful Georgian furniture by Gillows of Lancaster, elegant period rooms and the popular Museum of Childhood.
![The Burnley Bus Company (Transdev Lancashire) 2760 PJ05 ZWG in Rawtenstall with a service 7 for Todmorden.](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53971058286_496207c408_b.jpg)
The Burnley Bus Company (Transdev Lancashire) 2760 PJ05 ZWG in Rawtenstall with a service 7 for Todmorden.
New to Burnley & Pendle.
![2018 Harrogate & District SK70BWP ADL Enviro 400 MMC ex Yorkshire Coastliner being prepared for transfer to Burnley & Pendle. Alexander Dennis-Plaxton Coach Sales & Service Centre Ryton Road South Anston 3.9.23](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53969244056_d35bc45a20_b.jpg)
2018 Harrogate & District SK70BWP ADL Enviro 400 MMC ex Yorkshire Coastliner being prepared for transfer to Burnley & Pendle. Alexander Dennis-Plaxton Coach Sales & Service Centre Ryton Road South Anston 3.9.23
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![Almost 75 years ago….](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53968290551_61b6f06e01_b.jpg)
Almost 75 years ago….
My Dad was boxing professionally
His name wasn’t really Jack, it was Marshall, he boxed under the name Jack for some reason.
He boxed for his regiment in the army, and when he came out he continued boxing for a while .
I’ve been going through some things today, and I came across this that I haven’t seen for a number of years
Yesterday me and my three sisters met up with our Australian cousins, we’ve not met before. Their dad and my dad were brothers. They left the U.K. around 1964 / 65, under that £10 POME thing.
We had a great time walking around Barrowford (the village we come from), then going for lunch.
We plan to walk up Pendle hill later this month, before they head back to Australia.
So I was looking for some old family photos for them.
My Dad passed in 2019, his brother Jim passed in 2017.
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Lancashire
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Last sunset in August
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Harrogate Bus Company: 1871 FJ58LTV Volvo B7RLE/Wright
New to Burnley & Pendle during February 2009 the Harrogate Bus Company's Volvo B7RLE/Wright 1871 FJ58LTV is pictured on Boar Lane, Leeds, operating an inbound Service X99, on September 1st 2024.
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Sunset couple
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Pendle Witch Pub sign
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Pendle Witch Pub
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Walkden
Christ the King
A striking but nonetheless mainstream design of the early 1960s (i.e. before the Second Vatican Council) with longitudinal plan, reinforced concrete frame and off-centre bell tower. The church has a calm, dignified and well-lit interior.Walkden grew from village origins during the nineteenth century as a result of local coalmining and textile production. Twentieth century housing necessitated the establishment of a new Catholic parish, and after the Second World War a large house was acquired to serve as a presbytery, where Mass was said from 1952. A temporary building was later erected and existing buildings on the site adapted for church use. Two of them remain in parish use.The present church was built in 1961-2, from designs by J. C. Prestwich & Sons. Post-Vatican II reordering involved removal of the altar rails and the introduction of a forward altar. The canopy over the altar and eastern crucifix were retained. Stained glass was introduced to the north end of the narthex in 2005, and chairs in the sanctuary were obtained and modified in recent years.
The building has a reinforced concrete portal frame and is clad in brown brick laid in stretcher bond with a little green slate hanging at the west end and a copper-clad roof. There is a tall, slender, square-plan northwest campanile tower with slit belfry openings and a low porch leading to a narthex beneath a west gallery. The north side of the east end is lit by a full-height glazed screen in muted colours and geometrical designs in concrete. Nave windows are strictly speaking clerestory windows, in the form of three-light vertical strips, positioned over low processional aisles. There is a sparing scheme of coloured glass with panels showing figures and sacred symbols. A spacious narthex is lit at one end by a window with abstract glazing by Pendle Stained glass, installed in 2005. The main space is well-lit with a spacious feel. There is a former baptistery in one bay of the south aisle, now a chapel, with the original decorative screen and gates with baptismal symbols and coloured glass in the outer wall. The simple sanctuary furnishings appear to have been replaced, probably during a reordering which involved removal of the altar rails. There is a forward altar and oak chairs from Mount St Bernard Abbey. A crucifix attached to the east wall and canopy over are original.
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Hall And Church
Seen from the path below Pendle Hill that heads through the pastures to the village of Downham. Wouldn't want the Ashetons to have to walk too far to St. Leonard's on Sunday.
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Distant Peak
My walk continued up from the mills through the pastures towards the moorlands below Pendle Hill. Looking back from the uphill plod afforded this view towards upper Ribblesdale and the distinctive silhouette of Pen-y-Ghent one of Yorkshire's famous "Three Peaks".
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21st August 2024
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Centrebus 767 YJ57XWD
Seen in Leicester
5th August 2024
Former Transdev Burnley & Pendle 266
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Pendle Water in Barley
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Town And Country
Walking along the edge of the moor above Darwen with Pendle Hill in the background.
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Dotterel
From May 2010 on Pendle Hill. In the days when they were still regular here.
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Dotterel
From May 2010 on Pendle Hill. In the days when they were still regular here.
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Dotterel
From May 2010 on Pendle Hill. In the days when they were still regular here.