Grid reference SK387899
near to Tinsley, Sheffield, England
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Sheffield Arena / Don Valley tram stop
by David Morris
With Sheffield Arena in the distance (looking NE) and the railway then the canal behind me, all running alongside each other, it's something of a convergence of transport methods. The tram is only four stops away from the Meadowhall... (more)
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Interchange on Brightside Lane, Sheffield |
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Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield
by Paul Gillett
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Modern milestone
by Chris Minto
A close up of the plates on this stone at the Sheffield end of the Rapid Transit Route explaining why this and the other stone at the Rotherham end, SK 4214 9194, were set up.
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Brown Bayley Bridge, Sheffield & Tinsley Canal
by Mike Nield
The Brown Bayley Bridge was built in 1993 to provide pedestrian access over the Sheffield & Tinsley Canal to the Don Valley Stadium and surrounding area. The bridge takes its name from the former Brown Bayley Steel Works which, until... (more)
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The Sheffield Hallam Arena
From the towpath of the Sheffield and Tinsley canal.
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Multi modal transport
by Graham Hogg
Canal, tramway, road and footpath in close proximity near the Sheffield Arena
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The Sheffield Arena
Part of the revitalisation of the formerly heavily industrialised Don Valley
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River Don Works
by N Chadwick
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Don Valley Grass Bowl
by Ian Paterson
View of the vast circular grassed area adjacent to the Sheffield Arena. Taken from near the top of the terraced banking.
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River Don Works
by Graham Hogg
Part of Sheffield Forgemasters' huge steelplant, seen here from the footbridge specially constructed to carry the Five Weirs Walk over the River Don.
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Sheffield: postbox № S9 253, Attercliffe Road
by Chris Downer
A specimen of the commonplace 'Type K' postbox which was introduced in 1980. This one is emptied finally at 6pm on weekdays and at 10:30am on Saturdays.
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