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Captain Pasture

Downs, Moorland in Lancashire

England

Captain Pasture

LYR Boundary Stone This stone is close to the former railway trackbed so may be re-positioned. South of Dell Road access to Healey Dell Viaduct.
LYR Boundary Stone Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Captain Pasture is a charming village located in the county of Lancashire, nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of the Downs and Moorland. With a population of around 1,500 residents, this small yet vibrant community offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for both locals and visitors alike.

The village is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, with rolling hills, lush pastures, and expansive moorland stretching as far as the eye can see. This makes it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering endless opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the countryside.

Captain Pasture boasts a rich history, dating back to medieval times, and is home to several historic landmarks. The village church, St. Mary's, is a notable example, with its exquisite architecture and stained glass windows. Additionally, the village inn, The Captain's Arms, is a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors, serving delicious traditional fare and locally brewed ales.

Despite its small size, Captain Pasture offers a range of amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. These include a local primary school, a post office, a grocery store, and a community center that hosts various events and activities throughout the year.

With its peaceful ambiance, breathtaking scenery, and close-knit community, Captain Pasture, Lancashire (Downs, Moorland) is a hidden gem that showcases the very best of rural England. Whether you are seeking a peaceful retreat or a place to call home, this village promises a truly enchanting experience.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.646436/-2.1546237 or Grid Reference SD8916. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

LYR Boundary Stone This stone is close to the former railway trackbed so may be re-positioned. South of Dell Road access to Healey Dell Viaduct.
LYR Boundary Stone
This stone is close to the former railway trackbed so may be re-positioned. South of Dell Road access to Healey Dell Viaduct.
Station Road Railway Bridge Broadley The Bridge from the South on the former trackbed. On the North side is the site of Broadley Station
Station Road Railway Bridge Broadley
The Bridge from the South on the former trackbed. On the North side is the site of Broadley Station
Railway Bridge on Rochdale to Bacup Line View South along former trackbed. The Bridge is now a footpath to the Wallbank Housing Estate
Railway Bridge on Rochdale to Bacup Line
View South along former trackbed. The Bridge is now a footpath to the Wallbank Housing Estate
Footbridge over River Spodden Metal Footbridge for numerous routes around Spodden Valley North of Healey Dell
Footbridge over River Spodden
Metal Footbridge for numerous routes around Spodden Valley North of Healey Dell
Bridge over River Spodden near Former Station Yard Substantial Bridge now footpath but gave alternative access perhaps to the Station Yard at Broadley. It is also the site of Broadley Mill.
Bridge over River Spodden near Former Station Yard
Substantial Bridge now footpath but gave alternative access perhaps to the Station Yard at Broadley. It is also the site of Broadley Mill.
Private Footbridge over Ending Rake Footbridge for Mount Ending residence where Ending Rake goes on to the moorland.
Private Footbridge over Ending Rake
Footbridge for Mount Ending residence where Ending Rake goes on to the moorland.
Stone Rubbing Mill Remains The Southern Pit used in connection with grinding and finishing quarried stone. The mill at Broadley Sidings was connected with Bagden Quarry by a railway.
Stone Rubbing Mill Remains
The Southern Pit used in connection with grinding and finishing quarried stone. The mill at Broadley Sidings was connected with Bagden Quarry by a railway.
Old Footbridge over former Railway This wooden bridge has been demolished, standing just short of Broadley Stone sidings on the former Rochdale-Bacup railway line. The footpath linked Broadley Fold and Tonacliffe
Old Footbridge over former Railway
This wooden bridge has been demolished, standing just short of Broadley Stone sidings on the former Rochdale-Bacup railway line. The footpath linked Broadley Fold and Tonacliffe
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 4 The vents on this building are intriguing, although its original purpose is indeterminate.
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 4
The vents on this building are intriguing, although its original purpose is indeterminate.
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 5 Loading bay of the 1900 building. The extended hoist beam in the left hand arch would have allowed loading and unloading into railway wagons on a siding running alongside the building.
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 5
Loading bay of the 1900 building. The extended hoist beam in the left hand arch would have allowed loading and unloading into railway wagons on a siding running alongside the building.
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 6 Skylight with vent. See <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7147742" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7147742">Link</a> for location.
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 6
Skylight with vent. See Link for location.
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 7 The 1900 multi-storey mill, possibly a finishing area rather than a spinning mill. The apparent pointed distortion of the building is due to the fact that the corner of the building actually makes quite an acute angle!
Fieldhouse Mills, Rochdale – 7
The 1900 multi-storey mill, possibly a finishing area rather than a spinning mill. The apparent pointed distortion of the building is due to the fact that the corner of the building actually makes quite an acute angle!
Snow on Brown Wardle Hill Viewed from above the Hollingworth Lake Visitor Centre showing the valley between Birch Hill and East Hill in the middle ground of the photo
Snow on Brown Wardle Hill
Viewed from above the Hollingworth Lake Visitor Centre showing the valley between Birch Hill and East Hill in the middle ground of the photo
Brownhouse Wham Reservoir At the end of the road north of Syke, Rochdale
Brownhouse Wham Reservoir
At the end of the road north of Syke, Rochdale
Reservoir Dam Embankments View along Brownhouse Wham reservoir dam to Hamer Pasture reservoir dam. The latter is disused, and Brownhouse Wham may only be maintained for safety purposes
Reservoir Dam Embankments
View along Brownhouse Wham reservoir dam to Hamer Pasture reservoir dam. The latter is disused, and Brownhouse Wham may only be maintained for safety purposes
Hamer Pasture Reservoir The dam embankment at the east end of the disused reservoir
Hamer Pasture Reservoir
The dam embankment at the east end of the disused reservoir
Meeting of Bridleways North east of the golf club house at Lobden. There are the wooden finger posts and an older boundary stone
Meeting of Bridleways
North east of the golf club house at Lobden. There are the wooden finger posts and an older boundary stone
Route of old Tramway The route to Cartridge Nook Colliery
Route of old Tramway
The route to Cartridge Nook Colliery
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Captain Pasture is located at Grid Ref: SD8916 (Lat: 53.646436, Lng: -2.1546237)

Unitary Authority: Rochdale

Police Authority: Greater Manchester

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