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Where would you see this dog?
A gravestone in St. Nicholas' church in Newchurch?
Have spent many hours there watching the vixen and her cubs playing in the lower graveyard. Its really spooky in there at night! Wizzy loves it.
Lynne x
Well done. :thumbs:
It is indeed in the grayeyard at St Nicholas' Church in Newchurch.
I thought the houses in the background looked familiar!
Was he master of the hounds? Cannot read the inscription. While we are on the subject is this postcard Newchurch with Turnpike centre right. It was advertised as Kirk in Rossendale. If someone can identify it I will put it in the gallery.
Well done. :thumbs:
It is indeed in the grayeyard at St Nicholas' Church in Newchurch.
Fantastic! - I've finally got one right! (after months of head scratching). The houses gave it away in the background.
It's made my day!
Was he master of the hounds? Cannot read the inscription. While we are on the subject is this postcard Newchurch with Turnpike centre right. It was advertised as Kirk in Rossendale. If someone can identify it I will put it in the gallery.
I'd say that's defintely a picture of Newchurch - you can see both St. Nicholas' and St. Peter's churches. Plus it's lofty position overlooking the middle of the valley is a giveaway.
suzyk, thanks will put it in the gallery.
wadey
Whereabouts would Sissclough be then?
Never heard of that before. :confused:
I'm assuming the photo has been taken from Todd Carr Road at Waterfoot.
Doesn't look like Newchurch to me. Ill have to get my magnifying glass out and have a better look lol, Miopia strikes again !
Lynne x
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION Improvements relating to Felt 76 We, MITCHELLS, ASHWORTH STANSF Ir LD & COMPANY LIMITED a British Company, of Sisselough Works, Waterfoot, Rossendale Lancashire, do hereby declare this invention to be described in the following statement:This invention relates to the ilanufaclute of felt, especially carpet felt, and has for its object to provide a felt having advantages in respect of appearance, both before and after use, and of ease and cheapness of manufacture, as compared with felts as commonly made."
According to the Patent office, fits in the Bob Dobson's recent post. How strange is that.
:elf: I will try to explain where Sissclough is, If you know where Todd road is where Boys has his office, if you drive to the end you come to Bridge St,if you look on your right you can see Edgeside Park there is a small path going up the right hand side of the park, that is Sissclough, it leads up to park road there used to be a lot of cottages at the top but they have been pulled down.:wave:
Thanks frankie t have now got the general area.
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