Elizabeth (Bach) Healey standing in the site of a crater made by a German bomb dropped on the night of 12/13th December 1940 at the bottom of the garden of 76 Crawford Road, Norton Lees

Mr. Joseph Hopkinson standing at the site of a (modified) crater made by a German bomb dropped on the night of 12/13th December 1940 at the bottom of the garden of 76 Crawford Road, Norton Lees

Lees Hall Farm and duck pond from approach road. From left to right can be seen a Humber Snipe car, an ex-Army Staff car, a flat bed trailer, a Nissan Hut and an Anderson Shelter. The common ash still stands (1997)

Looking South from Lees Hall Farm towards Cockshutt Farm hidden in the trees, with its approach road. The field on the right was turned intoallotments in the 1970's but was soon abandoned

The view North towards Lees Hall Farm (also known as Clarke's Farm) and in the distance, the line of Gleadless Road. Over the post and rail fence is Lees Hall golf course, right.

View across Lees Hall Golf Course (south of Lees Hall) towards the upper part of Gleadless Road

Stepping stones across the stream in Ashes Wood at its junction with the stream that runs in Coneygree Wood. Housing on left is at the junction of Thorpe House Rise and Lees Hall Avenue. To the right are the greenhouses in Meersbrook Allotments

On the right are the out-buildings of Lees Hall Farm and on the left is the upper part of Carr Wood, looking towards Heeley/Gleadless area. The field in the immediate foreground was turned into allotments in the 1970's but was soon abandoned

Austin Brackenbury walking up the path through the upper part of Carr Wood

Hazel Brackenbury walking down the path from Lees Hall through the upper part of Carr Wood