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Ah, tha's not a real Sheffielder unless tha's been to Crab Disco!Roy's Disco was the start of the empire
True story, I have contributed to that site.
There is also a site for peak district gates and stiles
I ended up accidentally walking up that thing a while back. Had to pretend to look at some graves near the top while the heart attack stopped.It's a big claim, but certainly one of the steepest gennels in Sheffield (Past Walkley Cemetery, up from Rivelin Valley Road).
The start is he gentlest bit...
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It looks like it used to be a road but isn’t any more per the satellite image. Objection overruledHmm, I'd like an adjudication on January.
There is no gennel from Argyle Road to Kent Road.
It is just Kent Road. Just because the council have allowed it to become overgrown is no reason to disown it.
I walked up and down that stretch of Kent Road thousands of times a as a kid.
I have submitted photo evidence (from Google maps) to support my objection!!
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Only time that tank got emptied. Could have been deeed for years and you wouldn’t have knownDeeed when they emptied the tank!
Congratulations, your training is going well. Now, next lesson, the correct pronunciation of the prime number.I’ve lived in Wakefield for the last 15 years; the other week I caught myself saying the word “ginnell”.
Selling Ndiaye and Berge is God’s way of punishing me.
Lets give it a try:Congratulations, your training is going well. Now, next lesson, the correct pronunciation of the prime number.
I was born in 1971 and that part of Kent Road has always been pedestrianised in my life time but it's still Kent Road, not a gennel. Fargate has also been pedestrainised my entire life time even though it used to be a road, but we don't class it as a gennel!!It looks like it used to be a road but isn’t any more per the satellite image. Objection overruled
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I live in the "pointy" houseI was going to post about these exact ones!
Used to live on Mulehouse Rd & that was my route to Lydgate School & my Nanan’s house.
I remember the dry cleaners too - a long forgotten memory. Used to know the people who lived at the very top of the gennel in the house that goes to a point.
There’s loads of gennels in Crookes & used ‘em all in my time as a kid.
The one opposite the Noah’s Ark was a favourite as were the unmarked ones around Loxley View, Longfield & Netherfield plus the one from Lydgate Lane to the top of Forres Rd.
AyeI'm assuming the other gloved hand is holding a roll of gaffer tape....
Been there long?I live in the "pointy" house
Thats a blast from the past, I used to live on Thoresby roadAs a child the one between Thorseby rd and manvers rd was highly thought of but I used one just yesterday at Hope which was great but I don’t suppose this has yet been on Vini’s visit list!
35yrs tmrw, glorious 12th AugustBeen there long?
Favourite gennels:
1) The gennel that takes you from the Sheaf over Skelly's Bridge to Guernsey Road
2) Derbyshire Lane to Brook Road next to Meersbrook Bank School
3) Steep steps from Chesterfield Road to Woodbank Crescent (that would never get past any planning these days)
4) Crawford Road to Cockayne Place (see the occasional badger on there if you're coming back from the pub late on)
5) A lovely cobblestone example running from Warminster Road to Derbyshire Lane past Mundella School (my old house on the last photo looking somewhat worse for wear)
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