Friday, 29 March 2013

Halton

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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