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Interesting history of the column! Thanks @Manny & Daisy for the good information

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A beautiful little chapel. Unfortunately I couldn't visit it because it was closed and I was there at the wrong time.

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This cross was originally situated at Cross Farm, Styal. Around 1860, it was moved by Robert Hyde Greg to Holly Lane where it stood until 1930 when it was demolished in a car accident. The base, thought to be medieval, was rebuilt in 1933 on this site but the upper column remained a truncated stump until 2010. A campaign, instigated by the Styal Village Association, raised sufficient funds to rebuild the upper half and restore the cross back to its original state.

Norcliffe Chapel is a beautiful Grade II listed church located in Styal, Cheshire. The chapel is nestled amongst beautiful woodland that is shared with the National Trust Quarry Bank Mill estate. Check the opening times of the chapel beforehand if you wish to have a look around, there is some fascinating history attached to the location which is worth an explore.

Known locally as Melrose Park, this can be accessed from Hale Rd (heading towards Hale Barns from Hale) or via Melrose Crescent 0ff Grove Lane.

My amazing local & pub of the year winner

A truely fantastic pub. With all the features and delight of a country retreat yet ideally situated only 2 minutes drive from Manchester Airport. Boasting one of the finest views around for aviation enthusiasts this pub appeals to all. Enjoy a pint of Robinsons cask conditioned beer or share a bottle of wine over a leisurely lunch or dinner. Our chefs take great pride in sourcing the best quality fresh ingredient from local suppliers for our extensive menu and daily specials. Join us on Saturday nights for our popular Live music evening or simply enjoy the surroundings over a quiet drink.

Serves a nice pint & plenty of seats & tables outside.

Gib Lane Wood - on the eastern edge of the park alongside Princess Road, this is a large, well-established woodland with a broad species range and is crossed with paths. Gib Lane boasts a rich diversity of flora, from the prolific Lesser Celandine to the relatively rare Town Hall Clock. Main species here are Oak, Ash, Alder, Beech, Larch, Sycamore and Corsican Pine

view from.the top of Shadowmoss road, where it meets the new airport East link road

Path next to a lush green swamp