Winter scene at Orgreave
Dire Warning at Orgreave!
Blast-off!
Burbage Brook
Orgreave S24's washout (1 of 3)
Orgreave S24's washout (2 of 3)
Orgreave S24's washout (3 of 3)
Thomas Boulsover memorial
Thomas Boulsover memorial plate
Thomas Boulsover memorial - crest detail
Comma on tansy
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Peacock on sage
Small and Large Skippers on thistle
Small Skipper on thistle 2
Small Skipper on thistle 1
Small Tortoiseshell
Wasps
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Guesswhere Dragonfly
Edale evening - view from Grindslow Knoll
Grain Clough and Jacobs Ladder
Grindsbrook Head - almost dry!
Orgeave Coke Ovens 1988
The Egg Box (good or bad?)
Treeton Colliery October 1977
Treeton No.1 Shaft headgear
Treeton Surface Drift construction 16 June 1977
Treeton Surface Drift construction 16 June 1977
Treeton Surface Drift construction 16 June 1977
Treeton Surface Drift 26 October 1977
Treeton Surface Drift construction July 1977
Thurcroft Colliery, August 1977
Looking bleak and forlorn
New and old 2
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New and old
Lines and convergence
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tower
Tor - solved
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Woodland clearing in November sunshine
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The young Earthwatcher
Me at Orgreave in 1976!
One of the colliery surveyors took this photo just after I'd come out of the pit.
My Grandmother who lived all her life in the south of England could not believe that I worked in a job where I got dirty with coal dust, so this was taken just to show her.
Orgreave Colliery was located on the east side of Sheffield, between Handsworth and Treeton. It was opened in 1851 and closed due to exhaustion in 1981 - 130 years of continuous coal production.
Taken with a Zenit 'E' on Agfa CT-18 transparency film
One of the colliery surveyors took this photo just after I'd come out of the pit.
My Grandmother who lived all her life in the south of England could not believe that I worked in a job where I got dirty with coal dust, so this was taken just to show her.
Orgreave Colliery was located on the east side of Sheffield, between Handsworth and Treeton. It was opened in 1851 and closed due to exhaustion in 1981 - 130 years of continuous coal production.
Taken with a Zenit 'E' on Agfa CT-18 transparency film
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