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Day Green

Settlement in Cheshire

England

Day Green

Wilbraham Arms Alsager The first pub as you enter Alsager from the M6 at Sandbach. Built on the site of Cresswellshawe Farm and named after the Wilbraham family major landowners of part of Alsager in days gone by.
Wilbraham Arms Alsager Credit: Dennis Thorley

Day Green is a small village located in the county of Cheshire, England. Situated in the northwest part of the county, it is nestled amidst picturesque countryside and surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills. The village has a tranquil and idyllic setting, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life.

Although Day Green is a small village, it boasts a close-knit community that takes pride in its heritage and natural surroundings. The village is characterized by its charming traditional cottages and well-maintained gardens, adding to its quaint and timeless appeal.

Day Green is fortunate to have a range of amenities that cater to the needs of its residents. These include a local pub, a village hall, and a small convenience store, ensuring that basic necessities are met within easy reach. For more extensive shopping and entertainment options, the larger town of Chester is just a short drive away.

Nature lovers will find themselves spoiled for choice in Day Green, as the village is surrounded by stunning countryside. There are ample opportunities for outdoor activities, such as walking, cycling, and horse riding, with numerous scenic trails and bridleways to explore. The nearby Delamere Forest also offers a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, with its woodland walks and recreational facilities.

Overall, Day Green provides a peaceful and picturesque haven for those seeking a quieter pace of life. Its beautiful natural surroundings and strong community spirit make it a desirable place to reside or visit in Cheshire.

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Wilbraham Arms Alsager The first pub as you enter Alsager from the M6 at Sandbach. Built on the site of Cresswellshawe Farm and named after the Wilbraham family major landowners of part of Alsager in days gone by.
Wilbraham Arms Alsager
The first pub as you enter Alsager from the M6 at Sandbach. Built on the site of Cresswellshawe Farm and named after the Wilbraham family major landowners of part of Alsager in days gone by.
Salt Line Alsager The Salt Line is now a linear nature trail and cycleway starting near to the Wilbraham Arms in Alsager. It follows the old mineral line from the Potteries through to Sandbach and the salt towns of S Cheshire. Coal and limestone was carried into Cheshire where brine was heated in large open pans to leave white salt crystals which were then used in the making of washing soda, glass, soap and detergents. The Salt Line is now in the ownership of Congleton Borough Council.
Salt Line Alsager
The Salt Line is now a linear nature trail and cycleway starting near to the Wilbraham Arms in Alsager. It follows the old mineral line from the Potteries through to Sandbach and the salt towns of S Cheshire. Coal and limestone was carried into Cheshire where brine was heated in large open pans to leave white salt crystals which were then used in the making of washing soda, glass, soap and detergents. The Salt Line is now in the ownership of Congleton Borough Council.
The Borrow Pit A worked out sand pit alongside the Salt Line (see SJ7956). Now flooded and stocked with fish. Small flock of Canada geese, coot and other waterfowl.
The Borrow Pit
A worked out sand pit alongside the Salt Line (see SJ7956). Now flooded and stocked with fish. Small flock of Canada geese, coot and other waterfowl.
Hassall Green Post Office and General Store right by the canal, but unfortunately right by the M6 too
Hassall Green Post Office and General Store
right by the canal, but unfortunately right by the M6 too
Trent & Mersey Canal at Chellshill looking east
Trent & Mersey Canal at Chellshill
looking east
Randle Rode This splendid 17th century Tudor-style house on the A533 bears the legend Randle Rode 1684. Rode Hall Estate lies a couple of miles to the south-east of here, but the family have been landowners in the area for centuries. If you look closely, the large vertical stone in the garden wall has a face carved into it, as have other smaller ones which picture compression has rendered invisible.
Randle Rode
This splendid 17th century Tudor-style house on the A533 bears the legend Randle Rode 1684. Rode Hall Estate lies a couple of miles to the south-east of here, but the family have been landowners in the area for centuries. If you look closely, the large vertical stone in the garden wall has a face carved into it, as have other smaller ones which picture compression has rendered invisible.
View from Love Lane A less romantic landscape than one might hope. Beyond the South Cheshire plain rises Mow Cop on the Staffordshire border.
View from Love Lane
A less romantic landscape than one might hope. Beyond the South Cheshire plain rises Mow Cop on the Staffordshire border.
Hassall Green The junction at the north end of Hassall Green, seen from the northeast. Off to the right is Betchton Road; Smithy Grove and the rest of the village to the left.
Hassall Green
The junction at the north end of Hassall Green, seen from the northeast. Off to the right is Betchton Road; Smithy Grove and the rest of the village to the left.
Day Green From the foot of the slope down from the bridge over the M6, hence the slow sign on the entrance to this hamlet. Holly Tree Farm is on the right hand side of the lane. The 78 bus will take you to Nantwich via Sandbach or Scholar Green via Alsager.
Day Green
From the foot of the slope down from the bridge over the M6, hence the slow sign on the entrance to this hamlet. Holly Tree Farm is on the right hand side of the lane. The 78 bus will take you to Nantwich via Sandbach or Scholar Green via Alsager.
Heath End Road, Alsager Suburban road on the northern fringe of Alsager, not far from the Manchester Metropolitan University Campus.
Heath End Road, Alsager
Suburban road on the northern fringe of Alsager, not far from the Manchester Metropolitan University Campus.
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St Philip's Church, Hassall Green
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Transport through the ages A barge on the Trent and Mersey Canal passes under the M6 motorway bridge just to the west of Hassall Green Locks.
Transport through the ages
A barge on the Trent and Mersey Canal passes under the M6 motorway bridge just to the west of Hassall Green Locks.
Canal Bridge and farm. Trent and Mersey Part of the Cheshire Ring Canal Walk at Chelshill. The sign on the bridge says 'Bridge 147'.
Canal Bridge and farm. Trent and Mersey
Part of the Cheshire Ring Canal Walk at Chelshill. The sign on the bridge says 'Bridge 147'.
Lock on Trent and Mersey Canal Roughwood farm is on the left. The tow path is popular with anglers and walkers.
Lock on Trent and Mersey Canal
Roughwood farm is on the left. The tow path is popular with anglers and walkers.
The Romping Donkey canalside pub
The Romping Donkey canalside pub
Twin locks on the Trent & Mersey Canal
Twin locks on the Trent & Mersey Canal
Tortoises and hares - canal and motorway The tranquil scene of narrowboats manoeuvering through the locks seems somewhat at odds with the incessant roar of the M6 as it crosses the Trent & Mersey canal at Hassall Green.
Tortoises and hares - canal and motorway
The tranquil scene of narrowboats manoeuvering through the locks seems somewhat at odds with the incessant roar of the M6 as it crosses the Trent & Mersey canal at Hassall Green.
Bostock House Farm
Bostock House Farm
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Day Green is located at Grid Ref: SJ7857 (Lat: 53.115593, Lng: -2.316709)

Unitary Authority: Cheshire East

Police Authority: Cheshire

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///collected.inhabited.stray. Near Rode Heath, Cheshire

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