브리밍턴 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Nice and flat.

A pleasent place to relax

Great place for all the family

You just can’t fail to enjoy the canal walks. Plenty to see and take in

Although far from picturesque it forms an important integral part of the towpath of the Chesterfield Canal 😉

A nice gravel path alongside the canal, not difficult to ride but be aware of other users and give them warning of your approach.

By Liz Lemon. Inspired by the geological and industrial history of the site, home of both prehistoric fossils and, in more recent times, the Markham Engineering Works, a work that fuses organic and mechanical forms. Known locally as ‘The Snail’, the sculpture’s spiralling form simultaneously echoes the casings of the huge water-turbines once made at the Markham works and the tiny, fossilised creatures found in local coal measures. At night, internal, pulsating blue and green fibre-optic lights glow through the ‘portholes’, reflecting and enlivening the sculpture’s metallic surface. The sculpture’s relation to its site is further emphasised by inscriptions in the base replicating former Markham employees’ signatures.

Random snail-like construction in the middle of an urban park