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The National Trust will be closing this beautiful bridge on June 16th 2025. They have no plans to replace or repair it. https://www.facebook.com/groups/731400196021348/?ref=share

Fallen tree, still growing at an angle, walk underneath to use pat and see nature do it thing.

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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A beautiful floral splendor.

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The small hidden bridge is almost overgrown.

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The gardens are beautifully landscaped and offer a rich floral display.

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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.

Great gardens to visit on a sunny day.

Very tall tree, worth a visit when in the area.

Allegedly, Stormy Point used to be the site of the biggest (modern) witch coven in England. Also the main setting for Alan Garner's fantasy books Weirdstone of Brinsigamon and The Moon of Gomrath.

Incredibly well maintained park on the outskirts of Manchester

Very well maintained park on the outskirt of Manchester

This is a beautiful hidden waterfall situated on the edge of Alderley Edge in Waterfall Wood. Water flows off the edge of a rock face into a pretty pool of water below creating the perfect forest vista as your passing through.

Enjoy some pleasant scenery as you cross over the River Bollin to join the Bollin Valley Way. This is a great spot for a picnic so pull up a blanket and enjoy your surroundings before taking off to complete the remainer of your journey.

The Pareni Tree is located in Chapel Woods in the National Trust area of Quarry Bank Mill in Cheshire. The tree is a native of California and a whopping 350ft high and 3,500 years old! Make sure to stop here and take in the beauty and wonder of this magnificent part of nature.

Chapel Bridge is a Grade II listed stone footbridge located in the pristine Chapel Woods of Styal, Cheshire. It's a dreamy place and the perfect spot to enjoy some serenity and the beauty of nature.

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.

Quarry Bank Mill is a National Trust owned site and one of the most perfectly preserved textile factories from the industrial revolution. The mill was built by industrialist Samuel Greg in the 18th-century and is today open to the public for guided tours. The grounds surrounding the mill are equally as beautiful as the mill itself and are open for the public to roam for free.