For god's sake get a room. Charlestown Rd/Rochdale Rd Blackley.
Little estate off Factory Lane/behind the Embassy Club, Harpurhey.
Irk Valley path, bottom of Factory Lane.
Going down.
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For god's sake get a room. Charlestown Rd/Rochdale Rd Blackley. Little estate off Factory Lane/behind the Embassy Club, Harpurhey. Irk Valley path, bottom of Factory Lane. Going down.
Someones garden, Waterloo St.
Estate at the top of Crescent Rd, Lower Crumpsall.
Bin day in Lower Crumpsall?
Why isn't there a white one? Cheetham Hill Rd. And I'm joking.
Oakhill Court just on the Salford side of the border with Cheetham Hill. This block looks a bit out of place plonked in the middle of semi detatched suburbia - There's no other estate paraphernalia around, just this block.
Tetlow lane - Welcome to Salford sign.
Woodlands Rd, Cheetham Hill.
Entrance to some flats at the back of some shops, Woodlands Rd.
Cheetham Hill Rd.
And again.
Albyns Ave.
Chemist.
Greengrocers.
Fuck knows how I didn't notice those silver poles in the last three pics.
Ruined church Smedley Lane/Cheetham Hill Rd.
Church again.
Hendham Vale with Kingsbridge Court in the background.
The river Irk at Hendham Vale.
And again going the other way.
The Smedley. Half of it anyway.
Chimney.
Hendham Vale silo things.
More silos, some wagons and Kingsbridge Court.
The only way is Harpurhey.
The Moston.
Batley St.
Wembury St North.
Moston Housing Market Renewal - Replacing homes with waste ground.
Kenyon Lane, Moston.
Off Moston Lane.
The sunny side of the street have all got sky but none of the shady side have.
The BlueBell, Moston Lane.
Kitchens & bedrooms, Moston Lane.
The Charlestown, White Moss.
Redeyes
Ptooff!
Burnley's first 'Private Shop' closed last year after being open since the 70s...
The Adelphi pub up near the central train station, I can remember it being open when I first started going drinking in town back in the late 80s but have no idea when it closed though there's got to be 15 years worth of weathering on those boards for sure...
The Adelphi pub up near the central train station, I can remember it being open when I first started going drinking in town back in the late 80s but have no idea when it closed though there's got to be 15 years worth of weathering on those boards for sure...
Billy Greens Collyhurst.
Underneath the arches, Osborne St Collyhurst.
Arches again.
Bothwell Rd from Osborne St, Gunson St flats in the background. And a fridge.
Towards Osborne St from Bothwell Rd, Miles Platting.
Houses off Bothwell Rd.
Roe St.
Clarion St, Christmas come early - The white thing at the top's a christmas tree.
Bothwell Road.
St Pat's, Livesy St.
The Marble Arch, Rochdale Rd - A pub well worth visiting.
Viaduct, Chapel St Salford.
The Albert Vaults, Chapel St.
Another ruined pub on Chapel St. Years ago people used to come by the coachload from as far away as Liverpool to go drinking on Chapel St.
The Church Inn off Chapel St. And three bad cowboys. Although two of them are women.
Salford Cinema.
Chapel St grandiosity - Salford education offices.
Church still open for business.
Off Oldfield Rd Salford.
Town and Hampson St from Oldfield Rd.
Cement works off Oldfield Rd.
Coronation Street, Salford.
Coronation Strasse.
The Union, Liverpool St. I don't think I've ever been past here when P MAGI isn't parked outside.
Gasworks, Liverpool St.
Gasworks again. And a rather apposite advert for grand theft auto in the city in which the ram raid is widely held to have been invented.
Shops & maisonettes off Liverpool St.
Albion Towers.
Pear Tree Court - Closed down now but once was the scene of this...Six floors up, he is.
Closed down houses near pear Tree.
Precinct flats (Briar Hill Court)
Pengleton.
And again.
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Old Bank Theatre, Chapel St.
One time police station on Chapel St.
One of those whited out trumpets clocked off for the day. He's only small when he's not stood on his stool.
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Houses with little balconies, Princedom St Moston.
I love your Burnley photos. I have fond memories from childhood in the 50's and teenage days in the 60's. I also feel relief that I escaped from there.Burnley's first 'Private Shop' closed last year after being open since the 70s...
The Adelphi pub up near the central train station, I can remember it being open when I first started going drinking in town back in the late 80s but have no idea when it closed though there's got to be 15 years worth of weathering on those boards for sure...
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
I spotted something similar the other day and thought of this thread (unfortunately I was driving so didn't manage a photo)
Redeyes
Ptooff!
I love your Burnley photos. I have fond memories from childhood in the 50's and teenage days in the 60's. I also feel relief that I escaped from there.
Cheers, I'm enjoying taking them! I can see why you feel glad you got away, I don't mind it that much but then again I rarely venture into the town centre. I do love how close the countryside is though, there's plenty to do within a short drive so at least we have that!
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