44 mile walk around St. Helens Borough boundary, est. 2017, raising £ for @sthelensmind. The 2024 edition was on Sunday 23 June. Account run by @stelingard.
Ten days on from the event we're ceasing this year' capaign, at £660 for @sthelensmind. Thanks to the most recent sponsors, Rob G, Vicki S, Al B, Mick K, Mike W, Paul M, Marlene, Lewis, Chester & John. Three cheers for stalwarts @mike10devine, @HimInTheNorth & @IanPennington75!
Morning all. This account is now hibernating, indefinitely. You can find me in other places, should you wish. I hope to return, should better days come.
Meanwhile, thank you for everything. All the best!
Startham Hall once stood here, above Carr Mill Dam. It was demolished in the middle of the last century. Just some rubble & a shape in the lane remains. The arrows on the modern aerial & circa 1900 OS map show the location. Photo my own, from yesterday. #StHelens#Lancashire
Carr Mill Dam overflow, doing brisk business a little while ago. It's quite something that all this water comes from the Black Brook, the stream through the Goyt, & sundry local drainage. Three miles walked. #StHelens
1,402 miles walked in 2024, my most since I started keeping proper records. I've been pounding the paths again today, & have seen some of the Blackbrook flooding. All the best to those families and businesses affected by it. #StHelens#Walk1000Miles
We are thrilled that Dr James Wright is joining us on Tuesday 14th January at 7pm for his Historic Building Mythbusting Book Tour! book here https://t.co/aU4Ka5umy8...
The 'Above the Fold' exhibition about the history of the #printing industry in #StHelens Borough began @TheWorldofGlass today. It looks great & inc. some surprising topics. Thank you to Cllr. Anne McCormack for opening it, & the Archive Service for the great partnership work. ❤️
A green lane on a misty morning is good for the soul. (This is the end of Lime Vale Road, approaching its junction with Old Carr Mill Road, #StHelens.) #Lancashire
Tickets for @jpwarchaeology's talk in #StHelens on 14 Jan are available via the link. It's part of his marathon, rock and roll Historic Building Mythbusting tour, and the first gig in Old #Lancashire. Come join us. #Archaeology https://t.co/BwNrZIdGif
I'm chuffed to be bringing the one and only @jpwarchaeology to #StHelens on 14 Jan @TheWorldofGlass, as part of his epic historic buildings mythbusting tour. It is the first gig in old #Lancashire, so let's give him a warm welcome. Tickets via the link
https://t.co/BwNrZIdGif
Eight years ago this morn, about to set off from @York_Minster to walk 300 miles to @1066battleabbey in the foot/hoof steps of King Harold II. The journey raised £2,000 for @MindCharity, and was an experience I will never forget. #WalkTheWalk950
@Here4music1 They're the same thing mate. It was originally Sankey ('Sankey Brook Navigation Act'), then drifted to 'St. Helens'. In recent decades it has become more commonly known as the Sankey again, as restoration efforts involve working w. partners in W'ton & Widnes, so that fits better.
Looking for a family-friendly activity this weekend?
There's still spaces available for canoe taster sessions on the historic Sankey Canal, delivered by @SportsDevSTH and St Helens Canoe Club, where leisure meets heritage 🛶
For more information: https://t.co/SmrF0QodCG
New exhibition coming to The World Of Glass 📢
It's an exhibition made up of a series of framed images and memorabilia encapsulating the unique heritage of St Helens RFC in the 150th anniversary of their first-ever match in 1874.