THORNER: Leeds Parish #12 of 38

[@TheVillageIdiot]

THORNER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: None yet

[@patriciabracken7546]

Thank Andy for all you're work in research

[@patriciabracken7546]

I really like the look of that village.❤️

[@derekpask3633]

From 9 years old, 3 others and me trekked through here from Seacroft to a wood above Thorner. An annual trip for the next 4 years, starting in 1947 aged 9.

[@abigailsmith3328]

My grandparents and great-grandparents are buried at Thorner's St. Peter's graveyard. Thorner was a wonderful place. My grandfather was the mayor of Thorner many decades ago.

[@ashleycurrie3555]

Thanks - enjoyed the video. Shame you didn't come a few weeks later and you could have visited Bluebell Woods (Bottoms Wood) in full bloom - a sight to behold!

[@TheVillageIdiot]

Year round thing so luck not on Thorner's side. Mind you it was still really pretty in the sunshine

[@brekaman]

I used to ride my bike from Seacroft to thorner as a child

[@AaronT-ce2mi]

Where is the Thorner sign attached to the rock located? Which street, and how far from village center?

[@TheVillageIdiot]

Honestly it was that long ago I cant remember

[@rachelwalker7091]

Now you’ve said you’ve not seen many disused railways in West Yorkshire you’ll be seeing them everywhere. There are a lot!

[@TheVillageIdiot]

Haha oh I can imagine there'll be waaay more to come across yet 😁

[@robdavidson819]

Not to forget the Lines (old Castleford-Garforth railway) featured in the Allerton Bywater and Great & Little Preston videos (and presumably Kippax too when it comes out!). Incidentally, another pronunciation alert - Barwick-in-Elmet is pronounced 'Barrick'. I expect you'll be filming there soon!

[@TheVillageIdiot]

@@robdavidson819 Thats literally the only one I could think.of when I was filming that shot haha