DAY OUT VLOG - FORGE DAM, SHEFFIELD
Forge Dam/Porter Clough
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Springtime wander around Sheffield Botanical Gardens. Part 1.
Part one of my musings about this small but perfectly formed floral place!
Forge Dam stalker task
Short exercise for my cinematography module at Sheffield Hallam University.
Norfolk Heritage Park Sheffield (Phantom 3 Standard).
Hi Guys, I went to Norfolk Heritage Park in Sheffield United Kingdom and was going to take it to 200 meters but it said maximum altitude reached so I think I must have caught the right switched and changed modes. Then there was another incedent which I will explain in the video so if you could watch the video and then explain to me what i have done wrong that would be great.
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Ep1 - Live and Kicking at Ponds Forge
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//Places - Hillsborough Park
MUSIC - All at Once/ Passport to Stockholm
Don in High Water, Oughtibridge
Chelsea Park - Sheffield
Chelsea Park - Sheffield
A Park just off Ecclesall road south.
A great place to fly my drone, especially with the views of sheffield town center from just 15m up.
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Sheffield From Above
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Forges Dam to Porters Brook Trail Run
Out and Back Trail Run - Sheffield, Forges Dam to Porters Lodge and return. Sunday 12th June 2016.
Hillsborough park 1 Sheffield UK
Sheffield Duck Race 2010
Monday 5th April 2010. Endcliffe Park, Sheffield. In support of Shepherd Wheel Restoration Project
Weston Park Museum, Sheffield
Finally we can visit this museum that is located in my university. Small but great collection!
This is from Wikipedia:
Weston Park Museum is a museum in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. It is one mile west of Sheffield city centre within Weston Park. It is Sheffield's largest museum and is housed in a Grade II* listed building and managed by Museums Sheffield.
History[edit]
The museum opened in 1875 in Weston House,[1] whose grounds later became the park.[2] A neoclassical extension, in the Ionic order, was added in 1887. The Mappin Art Gallery was built to house the collection of work bequeathed to the city by the Rotherham businessman John Newton Mappin. Weston Hall was demolished in the 1930s and a purpose-built structure, adjoining the Mappin Art Gallery, and funded in part by donations from local businessman J. G. Graves, was completed in 1937.[3]
For much of its history the complex was officially known as the Sheffield City Museum and Mappin Art Gallery. The museum contained Sheffield's archaeology, natural history, decorative art and social history collections. In December 1940 the Mappin Art Gallery suffered a direct hit in the Sheffield Blitz, destroying a significant part of the building and damaging much of the rest. During the 1950s and 1960s the museum remained open to the public, whilst the Mappin Art Gallery was left in a partially demolished state after the structure had been made safe.
The building closed in March 2003 for complete renovation. The £17.3 million re-development was partly funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Sheffield City Council and Objective 1 for South Yorkshire. The building reopened in October 2006 as Weston Park Museum. This removed the separate identity of the Mappin Art Gallery. The museum closed again in Summer 2016 for a refurbishment and to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the renovation.
The museum's archaeology exhibits include a replica of the Bronze Age rock art from Gardom's Edge and many items collected by Thomas Bateman, notably the Benty Grange helmet which closely matches the descriptions of warriors' helmets in Beowulf. There are seven galleries: the Harold Cantor Gallery; Sheffield Life and Times; History Lab; Arctic World; What On Earth!; Treasures; and Picturing Sheffield. The Harold Cantor Gallery houses temporary exhibitions, which include major touring exhibitions from national partners such as the V&A and British Museum.
The museum is home to one of the longest serving weather stations in the country, providing data on Sheffield's weather since 1882.
Weston Park museum receives around 250,000 visitors a year and was nominated for the prestigious Gulbenkian Prize in 2007. In 2008 the museum won The Guardian's Family Friendly Museums award.[4]
Sheffield waterfall
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Broomhead Reservoir, Sheffield, England
Broomhead Reservoir in England, close to and south of Bolsterstone
Porter Croft C of E School Y6 pupils invite you to visit the Sheffield General Cemetery, in Sharrow
A short video written, produced and presented by Y6 pupils of Porter Croft C of E Primary Academy inviting you to visit the Sheffield General Cemetery in Sharrow, S11.
The children explain in this video some of the reasons to come and explore this historic site.
The Sheffield General Cemetery is a unique heritage site and a nature reserve with 10 listed monuments situated on a listed Grade II* 15 acre landscape.
Visit Sheffield General Cemetery's website at gencem.org for more details about the events that we host so you can learn about the Cemetery's rich history and it's wildlife.
FREE DAY OUT - RIVELIN VALLEY PARK, SHEFFIELD
Free day out at Rivelin valley Park, this park is free and has cafe, playgrounds, water splash area with paddling pool, woodland trails and nature trail, car parks and is accessible by public transport.
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Damflask Reservoir Sheffield - June 1st 2017 - DJi Mavic Pro
Damflask Reservoir is an English water feature situated five miles west of the centre of Sheffield in the Loxley valley close to the village of Low Bradfield and within the city's boundaries.
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Keeping up With the Khans Episode 5 - Sheffield's Hidden Gems, Best Parks
'Keeping With the Khans' Episode 5 - Our gritty alternative series to Channel 4's candy floss continues with a fun virtual tour of some of Sheffield's best parks, including a hidden gem or 2. Parks covered include - High Hazels, Norfolk Park, Graves Park, Millhouses Park, Endcliffe Park, Forge Dam Park, Weston Park, Crookes Valley Park and last but not least the Botanical Gardens.
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