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Grass Snake taken at Wentworth Castle
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)
Chance meeting with a Grass snake so lucky I had my camera.

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Clouds gather over Wentworth Castle.
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)
On one of my many walks round Wentworth Castle I got the chance of this shot, just goes to prove you don't need much to make a nice picture.

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Poppy Field
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)

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Deer at Wentworth Castle
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)
I captured this Roe Deer on the hill at Wentworth Castle as the sun was setting, framed between the trees

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Sunset near Barnsley, S Yorks
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)

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Autumn in Barnsley, South Yorkshire
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
Trees

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old lane somewhere in barnsley
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)
lit up by sunrise

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Sunrise at Worsbrough Mill
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)
These ducks were photographed in early March as the sun was rising at Worsbrough Mill, Barnsley

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A very old arch in Cawthorne Park, Barnsley.
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
This structure is known as an arch, although it has been suggested that it was a window, moved from Silkstone Church about two miles away.

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Teasel in Barnsley
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)
On the banks of the River Dearne

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frosty leaf
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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barnsleys winter berries
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Rosa Lovely Lady
© E Horsf (view gallery)
Taken in a Garden Centre, Barnsley

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Heron at Worsbrough Mill Dam
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)

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somewhere in barnsley
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)

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Barnsley Canal
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Barnsley Canal is a canal that ran from Barnby Basin, through Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England to a junction with the Aire and Calder Navigation near Wakefield, West Yorkshire. It was built in the 1790s, to provide a transport link from coal reserves at Barnsley to a wider market. Both the Aire and Calder Navigation and the River Don Navigation took a keen interest in the project, the former buying many of the initial shares, and the latter constructing the Dearne and Dove Canal to link the canal to their waterway.

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barnsley pheasant
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)

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Fleets Dam, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
A large fishing lake close to Barnelsy town centre in South Yorkshire.

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Pylon
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
This photograph was taken from our front door.

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A view overlooking The Worsborough reservoir and surounding area, Barsnely South Yorkshire.
© David Birtles & Petra Senders (view gallery)

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The Old Burial Ground St. Mary's Church - Barnsley
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
This area has now been made into a small park, it used to be the burial ground for St. Mary's Church Barnsley.

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View Towards Birdwell from Rockley Lane
© Alan Whitehead (view gallery)
An early Autumn View across farm fields towards Birdwell

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Bandstand Locke Park Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Locke Park is on the A6133 Park Road about a mile from junction 37 of the M1 motorway and 800m out of Barnsley town centre.

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Bagger Wood
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Just ten minutes from busy Barnsley and easily accessed from several local villages Bagger Wood is a rural haven.

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Barnsley Canal
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
The Barnsley Canal is a canal that ran from Barnby Basin, through Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England to a junction with the Aire and Calder Navigation near Wakefield, West Yorkshire. It was built in the 1790s, to provide a transport link from coal reserves at Barnsley to a wider market. Both the Aire and Calder Navigation and the River Don Navigation took a keen interest in the project, the former buying many of the initial shares, and the latter constructing the Dearne and Dove Canal to link the canal to their waterway.

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Our local park. Cawthorne, Barnsley
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
A tiny corner of this beautiful park.

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Cannon Hall, Barnsley
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
Just a peep at this beautiful place.

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Dearne Valley Park, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
This wildlife haven is less than a mile from Barnsley Town Centre in South Yorkshire and extends for two miles along the River Dearne from Hoyle Mill on the A61 to the Trans-Pennine Trail viaduct at Lundwood. At the centre of the Park is the River Dearne, now so full of life that this is one of the best places to see kingfishers in the Valley at any time of year.

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Church St Edward the Confessor, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
The church is a Grade II listed building and the people of Barnsley have worshipped here for over 100 years. It is situated close to Locke Park.

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Silkstone Waggon Way
© E Horsf (view gallery)
Silkstone Waggon Way walk, snow in January 2010

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A picture of Barnsley
© David Birtles & Petra Senders (view gallery)
A gorgeous sunset over Gilroyd and Dodworth, you can just see the tower of Dodworth church. Barnsley, South Yorkshire.

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Sunset
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
This picture was taken whilst standing on our front doorstep. June 2008

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The Mill at Worsborough reservoir, Barnsely South Yorkshire.
© David Birtles & Petra Senders (view gallery)

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bluebells of barnsley
© Andy Dodds (view gallery)

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A good view of Stainborough Castle at Wentworth Castle Gardens near Barnsley
© David Birtles & Petra Senders (view gallery)

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Geese in the snow, Feb 2009
© E Horsf (view gallery)

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Mill reflection
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)

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The Old Glassworks, in snow.
© E Horsf (view gallery)
The Old Glassworks, February 2010 in snow. Pot House Hamlet, Barnsley.

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The Old Glassworks, Pot House Hamlet
© E Horsf (view gallery)
Tourist attraction - located in Silkstone, south yorkshire - unusual building - won the RICS pro yorkshire award in 2008

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Country road along side the deer farm near Worsborough in Barnsley
© David Birtles (view gallery)

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A photograph of the Locke park tower just before spring time, Barnsley South Yorkshire.
© David Birtles & Petra Senders (view gallery)

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Barnsley Interchange
© Stan Walker (view gallery)
The Bus Concourse.

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Churchfield, Barnsley, South Yorkshire.
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
Barnsley has changed such a lot, to the left of this photo used to be the Barnsley School of Art.

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Fleets Dam, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
A large Fishing Lake close to Barnsley town centre in South Yorkshire. Also a Nature Reserve.

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River Dearne, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
The River Dearne South Yorkshire, England flows roughly east for more than 30 kilometres, from its source just inside West Yorkshire. It flows through Denby Dale, Clayton West, Darton, Barnsley, Darfield, Wath upon Dearne, Bolton on Dearne, Adwick upon Dearne and Mexborough to its confluence with the River Don at Denaby Main. Its main tributary is the River Dove, which joins it at Darfield.

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Fleets Dam Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Fleets Dam is a Stillwater fishery located in Barnsley South Yorkshire.

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Wigfield farm on the outskirts of Worsborough in Barnsley
© David Birtles (view gallery)

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A picture of Barnsley
© David Birtles & Petra Senders (view gallery)
A photograph of some sort of overflow system at the Worsborough reservoir, a gorgeous place in Barnsley any visitor should see, Barnsley South Yorkshire

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Barnsley Interchange
© Stan Walker (view gallery)
Elevators to Train Station.

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Looking down Churchfield Barnsley.
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
I was brought up in this area, I spent hours playing with my two cousins, in this area. Jack and the late Tony, were like my brothers.

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Cherry Blossom - Spring 2011
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)

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Bandstand in Locke Park, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
In 1861 Phoebe Locke, widow of railway pioneer Joseph Locke donated the Park for the benefit of the people of Barnsley South Yorkshire.

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Fleets Dam Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Fleets Dam is a Stillwater fishery located in Barnsley South Yorkshire.

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Beautiful old cottage at the bottom of keresforth hill entering gilroyd. Barnsley, South Yorkshire
© David Birtles (view gallery)

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A picture of Barnsley
© David Birtles & Petra Senders (view gallery)
A walk way that runs along side the old tainlines (that no longer exist) and the M1 looking towards Worsborough, Barnsley South Yorkshire.

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Barnsley Interchange
© Stan Walker (view gallery)

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Court House, Regent Street, Barnsley
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
This is the small claims County Court.

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Wentworth Castle
© Martin Lodge (view gallery)

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Misty River Dearne
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)
I think this picture of the early morning mist rising off the River Dearne at Darfield has a medieval feel about it

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Locke Park, Barnsley
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)

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Conservatory, Wentworth Castle, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Wentworth Castle is a grade-I listed country house, the former seat of the Earls of Strafford, at Stainborough, near Barnsley in South Yorkshire.

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Bagger Wood near Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Bagger Wood is a 67.56 acres woodland in the English county of South Yorkshire, near to the village of Hood Green, about 4 miles south-west of Barnsley. The wood forms part of the South Yorkshire Forest and is within an Area of Great Landscape Value.

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Barnsley Town Hall View
© Alan Whitehead (view gallery)
Barnsley's grand Town Hall sits on top of the hill at Church Street, Classical in style and built in white Portland stone.

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Columns in Locke Park, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Locke Park is situated close to Barnsley town centre in South Yorkshire. At the head of the path, above the quarry, is a row of classical columns added in 1879, relocated from a bank in Barnsley due for demolition.

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Barnsley Town Hall, Hospital and College Seen From Rotherham Road, Monk Bretton
© Alan Whitehead (view gallery)
A view of Barnsley Town Hall, Hospital and College, from Rotherham Road, Monk Bretton, in the east.

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Oakwell Football Stadium and the Metrodome
© Alan Whitehead (view gallery)
A View of Barnsley football team's stadium at Oakwell and on the left, the Metrodome sports and leisure complex.

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St. Mary's Church Barnsley
© Mary Lipscombe (view gallery)
This photo was taken at Pentecost, the priest was a florist and he used a flower arrangement as his sermon. It was beautiful.

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Dearne Valley Park Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
This wildlife haven is less than a mile from Barnsley Town Centre and extends for two miles along the River Dearne from Hoyle Mill on the A61 to the Trans-Pennine Trail viaduct at Lundwood. At the centre of the Park is the River Dearne, now so full of life that this is one of the best places to see kingfishers in the Valley at any time of year.

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Barnsley Main Pit Head and Winding Gear, Now Grade II Listed.
© Alan Whitehead (view gallery)
Following decommissioning of the site, the only remaining buildings of Barnsley Main Colliery are the Pit Head with Winding Gear and the Engine Room, which have been given Grade II Listing for Historical Interest.

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Statue of Joseph Locke in Locke Park, Barnsley
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Locke Park is a 47-acre public open space and one of the largest outdoor green spaces in the Borough of Barnsley, South Yorkshire,In 1861 Phoebe Locke, widow of railway pioneer Joseph Locke donated the Park for the benefit of the people of Barnsley.

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Bretton Hall View with a Stormy Sky
© Alan Whitehead (view gallery)
Bretton Hall (today a teacher training college) under a dark stormy sky. The hall is in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, in the village of West Bretton.

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