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Pear Mill Riverside Location & Architectural Legacy Situated on the River Goyt in Lower Bredbury, this Grade II* listed Edwardian mill was designed by A.H. Stott & Sons and later completed by P.S. Stott. Originally planned as a double mill, only one was built, beginning production in July 1913. Industrial Peak & Evolution At its height, the mill employed 300 workers operating 52 spinning mules with 137,312 spindles. In the 1950s, it modernized with 33,636 ring spindles before ceasing textile operations in March 1978.

Woodbank Park bridge carries a footpath and bridleway over the River Goyt, part of a council plan to improve access links. It's a striking green metal footbridge with peaceful river views.

Abney Hall was a grand house built in 1847 with extensive gardens and parkland. The area is part of the floodplain, so the ground is wet and this allows a wide variety of rare plants to grow here. Amongst the plants and landscaped features is this little waterfall.

Great spot to pause and take in the views along the river - with a convenient bench.

If only I were a sculptor, I'd finish this as a dragon's head.

Plenty of hill climbing, and great views, even at riverbank level on the Goyt.

Some of the path along the Mersey is quite sandy, so can be slow going to cycle

Formally named The Station, today the pub having been renamed The Cheshire Line Tavern, is thriving and serves a selection of cask conditioned ales along with traditional pub food.