Around the Red Cliff / Between Two Ferries

The River Trent flows past Radcliffe on Trent less than a mile as the crow flies from our house.  The village’s name derives from the red cliff that the river flows alongside. These images were made as I explored the area on either side of the river between the sites of two long gone ferries at Stoke Ferry and at Radcliffe itself.

This project includes photographs of the river and the cliff top walk, the wharf at the mobile home site at Radcliffe and around the Ousedyke at Netherfield and Netherfield Lagoons  (sometimes described as the old pit ponds).

Barbed Wire, Stoke Ferry

Barbed Wire, Stoke Ferry

Car Wheel and Concrete Triangle in River Trent near Stoke Ferry

Car Wheel and Concrete Triangle in River Trent near Stoke Ferry

River Trent near Ferryboat Inn

River Trent near Ferryboat Inn

River Trent, Radcliffe on Trent 

River Trent, Radcliffe on Trent 

River Trent, Radcliffe on Trent

River Trent, Radcliffe on Trent

Branch and Tracks, Cliff Top Path, Radcliffe on Trent

Branch and Tracks, Cliff Top Path, Radcliffe on Trent

Ponds and River Trent with Red Shapes No 1

Ponds and River Trent with Red Shapes No 1

Memorial Bench with Flowers, Cliff Top Path

Memorial Bench with Flowers, Cliff Top Path

Pond through trees with Red Dot

Pond through trees with Red Dot

Pond, River Trent and Red Dots

Pond, River Trent and Red Dots

Pond with Red Shape

Pond with Red Shape

Entangled Hedge near Ousedyke

Entangled Hedge near Ousedyke

Yellow Ball and Yellow Flowers, Ousedyke

Yellow Ball and Yellow Flowers, Ousedyke

Playground with Climbing Wall and Ponies, Wharfe Road, Radcliffe on Trent

Playground with Climbing Wall and Ponies, Wharfe Road, Radcliffe on Trent

Playground, Wharfe Road, Radcliffe on Trent

Playground, Wharfe Road, Radcliffe on Trent