The village of Halton is situated thre emiles east of Lancaster in the Lune Valley. A walk and cycle path follows the old railway line in the Denny Beck area of the village. |
Denny Beck Bridge across the River Lune is amazingly a two-way road bridge! There are no traffic lights at either end, even though you cannot pass an oncoming vehicle. |
Forrmer station buildings and platform , remarkably silll very much intact, despite being closed to passengers in 1966. |
A carving alongside the old railway station, depicting what it was once like. |
They must be very expensive goose eggs!! |
Entrance to St. Wilfrid's Church. |
A view of the Church with the unusual Tudor style section. |
Another entrance to the Church. |
The Tower House on the right as you climb the hill to the actual village. |
Looking across the lower part of Halton |
A Diamond Jubilee tree. |
Another view of the Tower House. |
The main road, looking toward Lancaster. |
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