Flaggy Fields brass plaque

Stalybridge, Tameside, England, United Kingdom

Flaggy Fields. These flags are believed to have been laid to allow weavers to cross between woollen mills (owned by the Ousey family in the early 19th century) at Ridge Hill and Heyrod. The path became a popular local walk long after the mills closed, leading down to the 'Bluebell Wood'. The farm ca

lled 'Clay Leaches' used to be the 'Black Horse' Inn.

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