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Amazing views from the top of the viaduct

Todays route looked good on the laptop. However it wasn't as simple as it looked

muddy

Ardsley Tunnel is a historical landmark dating back to the Vistorian era.

One of my favourite places. Make sure you follow the signs over the bridge to pick up the canal again, otherwise you could end up on the railway track. hahahahahhahahha yep I did that hahahahahhaha

This site used to be one of the deepest Cole mines in the country, reaching over 250 feet (76 m) below the surface. Once the mines closed the area was rejuvenated and rewilded with the lake, wetland, grasslands and woods creating a diverse habitat for many species of flora and fauna. There are several trails, a children's playground, café and visitor centre.

The Barnsley Canal ran for 14.5 miles (23.3 km), from Barnby Basin, to a junction with the Aire and Calder Navigation. The canal was closed in 1953. Work is underway to re-open the canal as a leisure waterway, but some diversions will need to be created. In the meantime, the towpath remains a nice level trail.

We turned off to Worsborough but if you carry on you can go through to Sprotbrough and see the amazing Conisbrough Viaduct