Fast 4x Speed Drive from Wombwell, Barnsley, South Yorkshire to Buxton, Derbyshire, England 14/08/16
Fast Drive (4 x speed) from Wombwell, Barnsley, South Yorkshire to Buxton, Derbyshire, England 14th August, 2016.
This film features views from a Veho Muvi K2, which has been attached to a car windscreen with a suction mount. The footage has been recorded at 1080p high definition, and edited on iMovie, where it has been speeded up four times.
The film begins in the car park of the Premier Inn Barnsley Dearne Valley and ends in the car park of the Palace Hotel, Buxton. The journey goes through Barnsley's southern suburbs, through North Sheffield and out into the Hope Valley, before entering Derbyshire and the Peak District, with spectacular views through Winnats Pass, and a great deal of fantastic rural scenery.
Along the journey, the following locations and features are identified: Premier Inn Barnsley Dearne Valley, Wombwell, Barnsley, Meadowgate, Newlands Way, Wath Road Roundabout, A6195, Dearne Valley Parkway, Cortonwood Roundabout, Hemingfield, Hemingfield Road Roundabout, Jump, Roebuck Hill Roundabout, Wombwell Wood Roundabout, Platts Common, Platts Common Roundabout, Shortwood Roundabout, Rockingham, Rockingham Roundabout, Hoyland Common, Birdwell Roundabout, Tankersley Roundabout, Tankersley, A61, Westward New Road, Westward Roundabout, High Green, Sheffield, Penistone Road, Wood Seats, Grenoside, Halifax Road, Penistone Road North, Wadsley Bridge, Malin Bridge, A6101, Rivelin Valley Road, A57, Manchester Road, Hollow Meadows, Derbyshire, A6013, Ladybower Viaduct, Ashopton Road, Bamford, Main Road, Station Road, Sickleholme, A6187, Hathersage Road, Hope Road, Hope, Castleton Road, Castleton, How Lane, Back Street, Cross Street, Arthurs Way, Winnats Road, Winnats Pass, Sparrowpit, A623, Higher Hallsteads, A6, Dove Holes, Buxton Road, Buxton, Fairfield Road, Lightwood Road, Charles Street, A53, Palace Road, Palace Hotel.
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Drive from Buxton, Derbyshire to Barnsley, South Yorkshire (4 x Speed), England - 15th August, 2016
Views from a drive from Buxton in Derbyshire to Barnsley in South South Yorkshire, England - 15th August, 2016.
I have recently invested in a Veho Muvi K2 Camera (an action / sports cam, which looks and acts like a Go-Pro for half the price). Along with the camera I purchased a suction windscreen mount, in order to experiment with the type of films that I would be able to make. I have made several driving films.
The footage has been edited in iMovie on an iPad Pro and speeded up four times, the film has been dubbed with some looped audio footage that was taken previously.
The film begins in Buxton and ends on the Pennine countryside outskirts of Barnsley. Within the film the following locations and features are identified: Buxton, Grin Low Country Park, Grin Low Road, Leek Road, A53, Burbage, Carlisle Road, Park Road, Manchester Road, A5004, Long Hill, Fernilee, Buxton Road, Whaley Bridge, The White Hart, Market Street, Furness Vale, A6, B6062, Buxworth, New Road, Station Road, Chinley, Lower Lane, Green Lane, Hayfield Road, A624, Chinley Head, Chapel Road, Hayfield, Glossop Road, Little Hayfield, Lantern Pike Inn, Glossop, Chunal Lane, Charlestown Road, Victoria Street, Norfolk Square, Norfolk Street, B6105, Woodhead Road, A628 and Barnsley.
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The station opened on 1st December 1894. It closed to passengers on 2nd February 1903, but carried freight until August 1964. After serving Denaby Main Colliery it totally closed in 1968. Run by the Hull Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock Company.
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Dearne Valley Country Park
Find out about Dearne Valley Country Park near Barnsley from the local Council page:
Dearne Valley runs alonside the river for two miles from Old Mill to the Trans Pennine Trail viaduct at Lundwood. It is for mixed informal recreational use such as walking, cycling, angling and for wildlife, as part of the site is a local nature reserve. There are also facilities for children's play up to age 11 and a skate park.
Location:
The park is situated less than a mile from the town centre and is surrounded by communities such as Oakwell, Old Mill, Monk Bretton, Lundwood, Stairfoot and Hoyle Mill. It is open all hours.
The Barnsley Canal is a canal that ran from Barnby Basin, through Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England to a junction with the Aire and Calder Navigation near Wakefield. It was 14.5 miles (23.3 km) long and included 15 locks. It was taken over by the Aire and Calder Navigation in 1854, and despite competition from the railways, and structural damage from subsidence, remained profitable until 1942. It was abandoned in 1953, after major breaches occurred in 1945 and 1946, and is currently disused, although there are proposals from the Barnsley Canal Consortium to restore and reopen it. ( )
History
The early 1790s were a time when there was an increasing demand for coal, but a shortage in many places because much of the coal being produced was being consumed by industries close to the mines. There were coal reserves near Barnsley, but no transport links to distribute it to the region. In July 1792, the Aire and Calder Canal Company asked William Martin, who was the manager of the canal, to prepare plans for a link from near Wakefield to the Barnsley mines. Hearing of the plans, the River Don Navigation Company proposed an alternative, which involved the canalisation of the River Dearne, to reach the same destination. The Aire and Calder scheme foresaw a healthy trade in coal and manufactured goods from Barnsley to the Aire and Calder, and agricultural lime from Knottingley in the reverse direction.
Construction
Construction work started on 27 September 1793, at Heath Common, near the junction with the Aire and Calder Canal. Samual Hartley was the engineer, and John Pinkerton was contracted to build the canal. Construction was difficult, with Pinkerton unexpectedly encountering rock in the cutting at Cold Hiendley, and inflation pushed up the costs. There were disputes between Hartley and Pinkerton, which lasted until long after the canal was opened, and were finally settled in 1812, after a lawsuit. The northern section to Barnsley opened on 8 June 1799, while the Barnsley to Barnby section was not started until late 1798, and did not open until early 1802. The Dearne and Dove Canal was completed in late 1804.
Traffic
The canal was principally designed to carry coal from collieries in the Barnby region. The Low Moor Company had a colliery at Barnby Furnace, and constructed a 0.5-mile (0.80 km) tramway between there and Barnby basin, which was carrying coal by 1802. By 1804, around 10,000 tons was leaving the colliery, although the Dearne and Dove Canal had opened in late 1803, and only about half of the trade travelled the full length of the canal to the Aire and Calder. Coal from the Silkstone collieries was sporadic, as the tramway which had been authorised by the Act of Parliament was not built due to financial constraints. The Barnby Furnace mine failed in 1806, and the company found itself with no money and little traffic. It obtained a new Act of Parliament on 28 March 1808, authorising it to raise another £43,000 in share capital, and £10,000 by mortgage. They were also able to raise the tolls.
Competition
Decline
Restoration
Barnsley, Dearne & Dove Canals Trust
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21 Arches in Conisbrough
The River Don Navigation was the result of early efforts to make the River Don in South Yorkshire, England, navigable between Fishlake and Sheffield. The Dutch engineer Cornelius Vermuyden had re-routed the mouth of the river in 1626, to improve drainage, and the new works included provision for navigation, but the scheme did not solve the problem of flooding, and the Dutch River was cut in 1635 to link the new channel to Goole. The first Act of Parliament to improve navigation on the river was obtained in 1726, by a group of Cutlers based in Sheffield; the Corporation of Doncaster obtained an Act in the following year for improvements to the lower river. Locks and lock cuts were built, and, by 1751, the river was navigable to Tinsley.
The network was expanded by the opening of the Stainforth and Keadby Canal in 1802, linking to the River Trent, the Dearne and Dove Canal in 1804, linking to Barnsley, and the Sheffield Canal in 1819, which provided better access to Sheffield. All three were bought out by the Don Navigation in the 1840s, after which the canals were owned by a series of railway companies. The Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation Company was created in 1889 and eventually succeeded in buying back the canals and the Don Navigation in 1895, but plans for expansion were hampered by a lack of capital. One success was the opening of the New Junction Canal in 1905, jointly funded with the Aire and Calder Navigation.
During the 20th century, there were several plans to upgrade the Don, to handle larger craft. It was eventually upgraded to take 700-tonne barges in 1983, but the scheme was a little too late, as an anticipated rise in commercial traffic did not occur. Most use of the navigation is now by leisure boaters, whose boats are dwarfed by the huge locks. The navigation and river are crossed by a wide variety of bridges, from a medieval bridge complete with a chapel on it, one of only three to have survived in Britain, to a motorway viaduct that pioneered the use of rubber bearings and a new waterproofing system. In between are a number of railway bridges, including two that were built to carry the internal railway system at the Blackburn Meadows sewage treatment plant. The former railway viaduct at Conisbrough now carries cyclists 113 feet (34 m) above the Don, as part of the National Cycle Network.
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