周辺の天然記念物・トップ10

I expect this was for charity but there a lots of them loose from Jurassic Park lol

Named after Lady Wentworth when she married the Earl of Eglinton, this well would have been an important water source for the people of the estate. The spring would have flowed into the stone trough in front of the doorway.

Grimethorpe Nature Reserve 83.9m P24.4 (275ft) County of Yorkshire Definitive List Summit

Grimethorpe Nature Reserve 83.9m P24.4 (275ft)

Newmiller Dam is the lake created by the dam for the new mill :-) The village is called Newmillerdam as in New Mill on the Dam. The dam was built to provide a lake and therefore power to the mills owned by the Pashley family just south of Wakefield. The lake and surrounding area is now a nature reserve owned and managed by Wakefield Council. The lake has a well surfaced path all around it, suitable mostly for pushchairs and wheelchairs as well as kids on bikes. It's a popular place and fun for a short walk.

Nothing better than Pugneys on a lovely sunny day. Can't say much about the covid hairstyle though hahahahahahha Cafe and toilet opens

Always brings a tear to my eye when I visit this amazing memorial

I used to come here as a kid and it's good to see that there are still lots of kids visiting the area. Due to it's relatively flat ground and minimal stones pushchairs can be used to navigate around the waters. There are disabled parking spots and wide entrances and exits to the paths so wheelchair users are also able to visit this lovely area. More adventurous explorers may wish to go off track and go into the woodland (unfortunately, this isn't a wheelchair option do to steps going up into the woods) where you can find walking tracks, cycling tracks (which I think may be part of Wakefield on Wheels (WoW)) and a gnome finding track for the little ones.

Still free parking and plenty of people out and about

Car park free at the moment the cafe is serving food to take away and the toilets are open

I always feel emotional when I visit here It is well worth it to spend time here and take a good look around.

It wasn't a long ride but it was very enjoyable

Just love the look on the face of this war Horse.

Good gravel paths, can get busy, cafe is open

The majestic four-tonne piece of art made its way from Bristol to the town on the back of a trailer today before being lifted by a crane into its new home at Mill Pond Meadow. It stands tall above 353 trees, each one commemorating each of the Featherstone men who lost their lives during the First World War

Amazing ride

Stunning lake on the outskirts of wakefield, nice cafe on site.

Cafe has re-opened 10am till 3 pm at the moment Toilets are open too Pugneys Country Park is a 250-acre park located on the A636 between Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England and Junction 39 of the M1 motorway. It is a Local Nature Reserve. The area was developed from a former opencast mine and a sand and gravel quarry and was opened to the public in 1985. It is overlooked by Sandal Castle.